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RJ Mitte’s Breaking Bad co-star reveals how he tried to offer RJ Mitte a safe haven and a place to stay in his final days.
“I offered him to stay at my house with my son, just him and I, and told him, ‘Just come to my house, bro, and just reset yourself. Think clearly without people pulling you in every way.’”
“He had already been on the road for over a month. He said he had to go home, and so I made him promise to call me if he needed to talk. And he did. And I never got a call.”
“We talked about everything the situation. I said, ‘Just come to my house, bro, and stay with me.’”
“I want to say this time he was a little different. I could tell he was different, so to try to cheer him up I invited him to come, we tried to cheer him up, joke around like we always do.”
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RJ Mitte's Emotional Final Words Before
Tragic Death | He Knew it.
well today in this time of uncertainties. But I would like to talk to you a little about mental health.
it's very important to take care of one's physical health, but it's equally as important to take care of one's mental health. More often than not, we hide that. We hide how we're truly feeling, of what we're truly thinking, of of the 'okays' and 'I'm fine' and 'I'm good'. Uh but, but is that what you really are? Are you okay? Are you good?
Mm, not always. But it's okay to be not always good. But it's not okay to harbor that feeling, harbor those emotions. So I'm hoping to inspire each and every one that sees this video today uh to tell us, how are you really?
The mental health coalition and Kenneth Cole are inspiring this campaign to to promote that, to support that. Because we want to hear how you are truly doing in this time. So tell us and tell your friends, tell the people you care about, and ask those people that you think need that support."
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This video is from the 2020 How Are You Really campaign by Kenneth Cole and the Mental Health Coalition. These are not RJ Mitte's final words. He died on October 12 2026.
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