Adam Wealthy — who starred within the hit television show “Eight is Enough” — has died on the age of 54.
Wealthy allegedly passed away Saturday in his Los Angeles home after someone entered his house and located the TV star lifeless, a member of the family told TMZ.
Police say no foul play was involved.
Wealthy played Nicholas Bradshaw — the youngest son within the Bradford clan — from 1977-1981 on the hit series. Other credits include “Code Red” in 1981 and “Dungeons and Dragons” in 1983.
VH1 ranked Wealthy as number 73 on its list of the best 100 kid stars.
Wealthy retired from acting within the Nineteen Eighties after stating that he hated being within the highlight.
The Post reached out to Wealthy’s family for comment.
“Life is for living, and I live my life to the fullest each day,” Wealthy used to say.
Adam Wealthy — who starred within the hit television show “Eight is Enough” — has died on the age of 54.
Wealthy allegedly passed away Saturday in his Los Angeles home after someone entered his house and located the TV star lifeless, a member of the family told TMZ.
Police say no foul play was involved.
Wealthy played Nicholas Bradshaw — the youngest son within the Bradford clan — from 1977-1981 on the hit series. Other credits include “Code Red” in 1981 and “Dungeons and Dragons” in 1983.
VH1 ranked Wealthy as number 73 on its list of the best 100 kid stars.
Wealthy retired from acting within the Nineteen Eighties after stating that he hated being within the highlight.
The Post reached out to Wealthy’s family for comment.
“Life is for living, and I live my life to the fullest each day,” Wealthy used to say.
