Stars Mourn the loss of Chance Perdomo: 'This Hurts...'

The sudden death of actor Chance Perdomo has left his co-stars from Gen V and The Boys in shock and grief. Perdomo, known for his roles in both shows, tragically passed away in a motorcycle accident at the young age of 27.
Patrick Schwarzenegger, who worked with Perdomo in Gen V's first season, took to Instagram to express his disbelief and sorrow over the loss. He shared photos from the set along with a heartfelt message, remembering Perdomo as a talented actor and a great friend.

Even Antony Starr, who played Homelander in The Boys and made a guest appearance in Gen V, paid tribute to Perdomo.Sharing the official statement from Gen V's producers, Starr added his own message, describing the news as "goddamn tragic."
The statement from Gen V's producers reflected the deep sorrow felt by everyone who knew Perdomo. Describing him as charming, talented, and kind-hearted, they expressed their condolences to his family and mourned the loss of their friend and colleague.
Stars from The Boys, including Erin Moriarty, Karen Fukuhara, and Jack Quaid, also shared the statement on their social media platforms, along with images of Perdomo, honoring his memory.
Before his passing, Perdomo had gained recognition for his role as Ambrose Spellman in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina on Netflix. Ted Sarandos, CEO of Netflix, paid tribute to Perdomo, remembering him as a gifted young actor and expressing condolences to his family and friends.

Perdomo's death has led to the postponement of production for the second season of Gen V as everyone involved mourns the loss of a talented actor taken too soon.