Bill Cobbs, the beloved actor known for The Bodyguard, Night at the Museum, and New Jack City, has died at 90. With a career spanning decades, Cobbs became a familiar face in Hollywood, often portraying wise and heartfelt characters that left a lasting impact on audiences.

His brother, Thomas G. Cobbs, confirmed the news on Facebook: “Bill died peacefully at his home in California on June 25.” Thomas, a pastor, thanked everyone for their support and highlighted the peace and joy surrounding Bill’s final days.

Just weeks earlier, Bill celebrated his 90th birthday with friends and family. The gathering was described as full of “laughter, warmth, and appreciation,” reflecting the strong bonds he maintained even after stepping away from acting.

Beyond his film work, Bill was known for his humility, grace, and kindness. He was admired not only for memorable roles but also for being a generous and inspiring presence on and off set.

Bill Cobbs’ legacy lives on through his films and the lives he touched. Fans, colleagues, and loved ones will remember him fondly, celebrating a life marked by talent, warmth, and lasting influence.