Hollywood actor, Lance Reddick, who got into the limelight after featuring in HBO’s “The Wire” and the “John Wick” movie franchise, is dead. 

Lance’s body was discovered at his Studio City home Friday morning, March 18, around 9:30 AM. His cause of death is currently unclear, but it appears to be natural, according to the police.

He was reportedly doing a press tour for the fourth installment of the ‘John Wick’ franchise where he plays Charon. He was scheduled to make a guest appearance on Kelly Clarkson’s show next week.

Lance was best known for playing fictional Baltimore Police Department officer Cedrick Daniels on the hit HBO series “The Wire”, with his character appearing in all five seasons.

He also had recurring roles on a bunch of popular TV shows including “Fringe,” “Bosch,” “Oz” and “Lost.” He was also featured in “Angel Has Fallen” and “Godzilla Vs. Kong.”

Lance has some unreleased projects in the works, he plays the Greek god Zeus in the upcoming Disney+ series, “Percy Jackson and the Olympians.”

Born and raised in Baltimore, Lance earned a music degree from the University of Rochester and he got his MFA from Yale. Lance was 60.

Miracles Indeed still happen as Singer Takalani Chairo tells a heart warming story about the miracle she witnessed at the hospital where she took her son to.

On her Facebook page, After posting a picture of herself and her son in the hospital, She wrote

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This was taken today at 04:00am. This guy was struggling to sleep and said his heart was hurting he wants a dr. I try to avoid the hospital thing because well I know my son. But ok I end up going there , even though I wanted to turn back because he then slept while we were on our way. But I ended up at casualty.

What was to happen in the next 2hours no one ever prepared me.

2 hours later a woman comes in screaming frantically, like that cry that cuts deep, with a dead daughter (7/8 years old) . My heart instantly broke into pieces, thinking about the pain this woman is probably in.

The Drs come out and confirm to the mother that her daughter is indeed DEAD. She let out another deafening scream . But a few seconds later she broke into serious loud prayer , everyone in that casualty could hear.

“Lord remember me! , Lord remember me! It’s me your servant , I have served you faithfully Lord , you are not a man that you can lie “

At that point I ask myself , why am I just seating here in tears, I join the prayer ! She starts praying in tongues, I join her !

1.5 hours later the Drs come back, she sees them and asks “ Is she alive “ ? , the answer Yesss we are finding her a bed in ICU.

Shooo, She let out another scream thanking God and shouting Jesus You are faithful ! .. She didn’t go and check , she spent another 1 hour still praying and thanking God 🙏🏿

I recommend Jesus. In fact I highly recommend Jesus 🙏🏿 .

For the mere fact that I witnessed a miracle – the dead coming back to life? , with my own two eyes . The power of prayer !

I know there’s a 1% chance that woman will see this , but yooooo she changed my life – I’ll never forget this day!

Miracles indeed are very real.

The first lady has described the practice of homosexuality as a threat to the institution of the family.

Before now, the First Lady had already created a Faith Diplomacy Office which, she says, will be spreading a praying culture across the country.

“We want to strengthen the family institution where we have a father, a mother and children. LGBTQ is forbidden even in the Bible and the African culture. Let us hold on to family values,” she said on Sunday during a church service in Meru county.

She said the Faith Diplomacy Office will take prayers to the rest of the country and that a programme has been crafted “to ensure family values are protected.”

“I would like us to pray on matters of family. The family has become an institution that has been very much attacked…” local media quoted the first lady in a report.

She urged Kenyans to put more focus on matters of family, as the LGBTQ debate is threatening the family structure. The debate surrounding LGBT rights and acceptance has been ongoing in the country for quite some time now, with supporters and opponents voicing their opinions on the matter.