Days of Our Lives actor Robert Kelker-Kelly dies of heart disease

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Robert Kelker-Kelly, best known for playing Bo Brady on Days of Our Lives, died of arteriosclerotic heart disease at 62.

Robert Kelker-Kelly, best known for playing Bo Brady on Days of Our Lives from 1992 to 1995, died of arteriosclerotic heart disease. The actor was 62. He was found unconscious and not breathing at his Missouri home on 3 October. His wife, Allison Kelly, had picked him up from Spirit of St. Louis Airport at approximately 7:30pm. During the drive home, Kelker-Kelly complained of chest and left arm pain and asked her to pull over so he could vomit. When asked if he needed hospital treatment, he declined and asked to be taken home to rest. After arriving home, he changed clothes and got into bed. He continued experiencing pain and asked his wife for aspirin. When she returned from the kitchen, she found him unresponsive and not breathing and immediately called 911. Emergency personnel arrived shortly after 8pm and attempted lifesaving measures, but Kelker-Kelly was pronounced dead at 9:09pm. The St. Charles County medical examiner ruled his death natural. According to police, his wife told investigators that he had no known medical conditions and was not taking prescription medications.

How it is being reported

• 'Days of our Lives' star Robert Kelker-Kelly's cause of death revealedRobert Kelker-Kelly complained of chest and left arm pain after landing at Spirit of St. Louis Airport before his death from heart disease at 62.Fox News · 29 Oct, 23:37
• ‘Days of Our Lives’ actor Robert Kelker-Kelly’s cause of death revealedThe soap star’s final hours included a frantic emergency response after he was found unconscious and not breathing at his Missouri home.New York Post · 29 Oct, 21:43

In this story: Robert Kelker-Kelly · Days of Our Lives · Allison Kelly · Spirit of St. Louis Airport · Missouri · St. Charles County

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