Celebrities, co-stars react to loss of life of Luke Perry at fifty two after large stroke

'90210,' 'Riverdale' stars react to death of Luke Perry: 'My heart is broken' firstly appeared on goodmorningamerica.com

Luke Perry -- who at the moment stars on "Riverdale" but grew to become noted as a teen heartthrob all through his time on "90210" -- died Monday after suffering a large stroke remaining week.

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Perry rose to reputation as dangerous boy Dylan McKay throughout the '90s on "90210," together with castmates Shannen Doherty and Jason Priestly. Perry had currently been within the public eye portraying Fred Andrews, the father of redheaded All-American boy Archie Andrews, on The CW's "Riverdale."

"i'm absolutely heartbroken," Gabrielle Carteris, who played Andrea Zuckerman on "90210," pointed out in an announcement. "Luke turned into an immense drive within the lives of so many. He become a really sensitive soul who turned into form, generous and he fought for the underdog. He turned into a robust voice and an suggest who could be so ignored by means of all who knew him. He has left his mark -- never to be forgotten. My heart goes out to his household, friends and lovers all over."

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The death of the 52-year-historical actor stunned many more of his former co-stars and other big names in Hollywood, who took to social media to share their reactions, including fellow "90210" actor Ian Ziering.

As did Christine Elise McCarthy, who starred in an early season of "90210" as Emily Valentine. Touching messages were additionally shared with the aid of "Riverdale" co-stars past and existing, including Cole Sprouse, Molly Ringwald, Robin Givens, Ross Butler and Marisol Nichols. Alyson Stoner, who starred as Perry's daughter in "Alice the other way up," posted a message to her "Dad." An above all emotional message came from Kristy Swanson, Perry's co-celebrity from the 1992 film "Buffy, the Vampire Slayer" '80s, '90s and former teen stars also shared their admiration of Perry and disbelief at his loss.

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And much more stars took to social media to honor the late actor.

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