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Bert Belasco was an actor best known for his starring role in the BET series “Let’s Stay Together.”Belasco played contractor Charles Whitmore in the romantic sitcom “Let’s Stay Together” from 2011 to 2014. The show focused on Whitmore’s relationship with his fiancée, as well as the relationships of their family members.

Actor Bert Belasco has died at the age of 38.

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Bert Belasco, who starred as the contractor Charles Whitmore and love interest of Nadine Ellis' character on the BET sitcom Let's Stay Together, has died. He was 38.

Natalie Oganesyan editorBert Belasco, actor in drama sports series “Pitch” and star of BET’s sitcom “Let’s Stay Together,” has died, Henrico County police confirmed on Monday. He was 38.Belasco, who lived in Woodland Hills, Calif., was in Virginia filming for a movie and quarantining in a hotel prior to going on set, his father told TMZ.

BET star Bert Belasco, known for his work on the series Let’s Stay Together, has tragically passed away at the young age of 38. Bert’s father told TMZ that he was found dead on Sunday (November 8) in a hotel room in Richmond, Virginia, where he was quarantining as he was waiting to begin filming a new movie. His girlfriend reportedly could not get a hold of Bert on Sunday and asked hotel staff to check on him.

Tragedy has struck the BET network. Bert Belasco reportedly died at the age of 38 years old when his body was discovered in a Richmond, VA, hotel room on Sunday, November 8, according to TMZ. Bert Sr., the young actor’s father, shared with the outlet that his son was preparing for a brand new project that was being shot on location in Richmond, per the outlet. The young star was quarantining per COVID-19 guidelines. As of press time, the family of Bert Belasco is currently awaiting autopsy results. A rep for Belasco or the BET network did not immediately return HollywoodLife’s request for comment or confirmation.

that his body was found Sunday inside a hotel room in Richmond, Virginia, and that he believes he suffered a fatal aneurysm.According to Belasco was going to start work on a new movie role, and was required to quarantine at the hotel before he could come on set.

Actor Burt Belasco has died at the age of 38.The Let's Stay Together star may have 'suffered a fatal aneurysm' while in quarantine at a hotel in Richmond, Virginia, according to TMZ.The circumstances surrounding his death are unclear, but there was 'blood on the sheets,' the outlet reported. RIP:Actor Burt Belasco has died at the age of 38; pictured on December 11, 2010 in LA at the BET Celebration of Gospel at Orpheum TheatreBert was found on Sunday after his girlfriend asked hotel staff to check on him, because she was unable to get a hold of him.His father Bert Sr.

according to TMZ.The actor was in Virginia for a new movie he was set to appear in, his father said. He believes his son died of an aneurysm, however the family is awaiting the autopsy results before announcing his official cause of death.“Let’s Stay Together” ran for four seasons on BET, starting in 2011.

BET star Bert Belasco, known for his work on the series Let’s Stay Together, has tragically passed away at the young age of 38.

TMZ reported.