Yvette Nicole Brown Shares A Powerful Message After A Deep Personal Loss

Yvette Nicole Brown, whose credits include Mom, The Odd Couple, Avengers: Endgame, and the Image-award nominated Netflix film Always A Bridesmaid, recently shared on social media news of a heartbreaking loss. She’s reaching out to her followers with an important message.

Yvette Nicole Brown Reveals Loss

“This is me and my dear friend @bertbelasco8,” posted Brown of her pal, actor Bert Belasco, best known for his work on the series Let’s Stay Together. “He passed away yesterday at the age of 38. Just got the news today. I am heartbroken. I just talked to him last week. He called to tell me about all the good things happening in his life and how much hope he had for the future. We promised to meet up as soon as #Covid allowed and I wished him well on the new project he was flying out soon to start.

“The tragic and sudden loss of this kind, gentle, loving man is a reminder to us all,” adds the actress. “No day is promised. Any second could be your last.

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“I am BEGGING you to redeem the time. Reclaim your moments,” Brown adds. “And please say what needs to be said TODAY. Do it now. Don’t wait to make the call. Return the text or get on the zoom call NOW! Whatever way you know to let the ones you love KNOW, do that now. Build bridges. Heal wounds. Do it today. Do it now.

“I am happy to say that there was nothing left unsaid between me and my dear friend, Bert,” the actress shares. “He knew I loved him and I know he loved me. That is the ONLY thing giving me solace right now. The ONLY thing. I love all of y’all. And I mean it. ❤️.”

Condolences also came from actress Jackée Harry (best known to soap fans for her run as Lily on Another World in the 1980s). “Heartbroken at the passing of Bert Belasco – a talented, kind young man who I had the pleasuring of working with numerous times on #LetsStayTogether,” Harry posted. “Squeeze your loved ones tight! Tomorrow is never promised.” Entertainment Hub sends condolences to all who knew Bert Belasco.