RJ Mitte Expressed Desire for "Breaking Bad" Return Before Death

RJ Mitte, known for his role as Walter White Jr. in the acclaimed AMC drama "Breaking Bad," passed away at the age of 34. A county official confirmed his death to TMZ, which reported that Mitte took his own life.

Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding his passing. Just days before his death, Mitte shared a heartfelt Instagram post discussing his desire to return to the role that defined his career.

In a conversation with podcaster Joe Vulpis, he expressed genuine passion for the possibility of a "Breaking Bad" spin-off, emphasizing that the story of the White family was not over. Mitte acknowledged the weight of expectation that had followed him since the show's iconic run, which aired from 2008 to 2013 and earned widespread critical acclaim.

His portrayal of Flynn resonated with audiences, especially as he himself lived with cerebral palsy.