Robert Kelker-Kelly, soap drama star known for 'Days of Our Lives' turn as Bo, dies

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Set us as preferred Actor Robert Kelker-Kelly, who was a familiar face in daytime dramas in the 1990s with turns in “Days of Our Lives” and “General Hospital,” has died.Kelker-Kelly died Saturday evening at his home in St.

Peters, Mo., the city’s Police Department confirmed Monday to The Times.Law enforcement officials responded Saturday evening to a report of an unconscious man who was not breathing.

Police arrived at the actor’s home along with paramedics and “life-saving measures were administered but were unsuccessful,” police said.Police said officers found nothing suspicious at the scene.

A cause of death was not revealed, but police noted that Kelker-Kelly was said to have complained of chest pain before he became unresponsive.A spokesperson for the St.

Charles County Ambulance District confirmed paramedics responded Saturday to a report of a man in cardiac arrest.Kelker-Kelly was 62.

Kelker-Kelly primarily acted in TV and was best known for his work in long-running daytime dramas, which also included “Another World.” Notably, he portrayed the rebellious heartthrob Beauregard “Bo” Brady in “Days Of Our Lives” from 1992 to 1995.He began his turn as Bo, which lasted for more than 586 episodes, following the departure of original actor Peter Reckell, who would return to the show off and on in the following decades.

Entertainment & Arts ‘In Living Color’ actor and comedian Reggie McFadden has died at the age of 57.His family received word from the State Department of his death in Tanzania.During his tenure, Kelker-Kelly portrayed the spouse of Hope Brady and love interest of Lisa Rinna’s Billie Reed.

She spoke negatively of that experience and called her co-star a bully in her memoir, released earlier this year.He did not respond to People’s request for a response at the tim...