Bill Cobbs, a revered character actor with nearly 200 credits to his name, passed away at the age of 90 in his Riverside, California home. His brother confirmed his peaceful passing due to natural causes. A beloved figure in the entertainment industry, Cobbs celebrated his 90th birthday surrounded by loved ones before finding eternal rest. Throughout his extensive career, Cobbs made memorable appearances in iconic films such as The Bodyguard and Night at the Museum, as well as a variety of television shows. Despite not often receiving major roles, he left a lasting impact on audiences with his soulful performances, earning a Daytime Emmy in 2020. Cobbs' journey in acting began after his military service, eventually leading him to stages in Cleveland and New York. Remembered as a mentor and father figure by fellow actors, Cobbs leaves behind a legacy of authenticity and passion for his craft.