'Breaking Bad' stars met at the memorial service for deceased RJ Mitte

The stars of the cult series Breaking Bad, especially the leading actors Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, attended the memorial ceremony held for their co-star RJ Mitte, who died by suicide at the age of 34 on October 13. The meaningful meeting held at Hope Lutheran Church in Hollywood was hosted by the young actor's family and close friends.

THE SERIES TEAM DID NOT LEAVE THEM ALONE ON THEIR LAST JOURNEY

70-year-old Bryan Cranston, who played Mitte's on-screen father Walter White in the long-running series, and 47-year-old Aaron Paul, who played his accomplice Jesse Pinkman, attracted attention with their black dresses and sad expressions at the ceremony. Other well-known names of the series, Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks and Raymond Cruz, were also present at the ceremony to commemorate Mitte. After the ceremony, the guests went to a nearby venue to share their memories with the young actor.

HE FOUGHT WITH CEREBRAL PALSY

RJ Mitte, who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at the age of three, was found dead in his home by his mother, Dyna Mitte. While the young actor's death was recorded as suicide, his mother previously stated that she was concerned about her son's mental health and encouraged him to seek professional help. Mitte's sister, Lacianne Carriere, expressed her deep sadness in the memorial article she wrote on social media.