Yakira Chambers, a famous actress, has died at the age of 42. She is best known for her role as story editor for the hit CBS show NCIS: Hawai’i. The show will pay tribute to her in an upcoming episode that will air in January 2023. Yakira’s family acknowledged their grief and said that her untimely death had a profound effect on all of them. both of them. She is considered someone who has earned a lot of respect in her community and is said to be living proof of what it is like to follow one’s wishes.
According to their statement:
“Yakira’s enthusiasm extends beyond her day-to-day business; She loves to help people find their way out. She believes in equality and eliminating discrimination against people of color to create a level playing field for all.”
Her family also says her desire to help others has led to the founding of the CureConstance Foundation, which helps individuals with health problems but cannot afford treatment due to financial constraints. main. Yakira died of acute asphyxia, according to a statement from her relatives, after she had breathing problems and lost consciousness on November 30, she was at a shopping mall in Newport at the time. Beach, California with her mother. Adebola Afolabi started a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for the Chambers family. The page has raised more than $25,000 and aims to raise $70,000 in total.
“She was with her mother outside a shopping center in Newport Beach, California on Wednesday night when she started having trouble breathing and then collapsed.” Room RIP Yakira. 42 years old is too young to die. #Sudden death #died unexpectedly pic.twitter.com/IZjc2CzqL7
– Jennifer Margulis (@JenniferMarguli) December 7, 2022
An upcoming episode of ‘NCIS: Hawai’i’ will pay tribute to Yakira Chambers, the story editor for the CBS drama, who passed away suddenly last week at the age of 42 https://t.co/ Gb175SufI2
– Hollywood Deadline (@DEADLINE) December 6, 2022
Yakira Chambers is working as a pilot about the life of former gang boss Larry Hoover before her death.
Yakira Chambers south of Chicago and attended Southern Illinois University to study. Before joining the entertainment industry, she worked as a software quality assurance manager. Chambers earned a master’s degree in business administration with the goal of pursuing a career in film and television. She began her career at Baron Brown Studio in Los Angeles, and later attended Magdalen College. Yakira began her career in 2007 and was an executive producer on the 2012 comedy MO Diaries.
She has acted in several films, including Insecure, John Henry, I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry and others. Chambers was hired as story writer and editor after NCIS: Hawai’i debuted last year, and the show was renewed for a second season. She was selected to join the ViacomCBS Writer Mentor Program after competing with thousands of other applicants. Before her death, she was piloting the life of Larry Hoover, a former gang leader and co-founder of the street and prison group The Gangster Disciples.
Myseducation, another project she worked on, is said to have been inspired by her early experiences attending a predominantly white high school. Yakira Chambers’ husband, Anthony Welch, stepchild Andre Welch and mother Constance Chambers survived her.
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Source: vcmp.edu.vn