One Life to Live and Call of Duty star Kamar de los Reyes is dead at 56 after ‘brief battle with cancer’

ONE Life to Live and Call of Duty star Kamar de los Reyes has died at the age of 56.

A family spokesman said he died in Los Angeles, California, of cancer.

Kamar de los Reyes died after a short battle with cancerCredit: Getty

Kamar is best known for his role in the soap opera One Life to LiveCredit: Getty

The Hollywood Reporter was the first to confirm the news.

Kamar is survived by his wife, Sherri Saum, whom he married in 2007, their two twins, and a son, Caylen, from a previous relationship.

Sherri has yet to make a public statement acknowledging Kamar’s death.

Kamar was in the process of filming on the set of All American where he played a college football coach.

THE FINAL POST

Kamar’s latest post was a sweet tribute to his oldest son, Caylen.

He posted a photo of his son standing proudly in his military uniform.

The soap actor captioned the post: “I always knew you would do great things – I never dreamed how big. I am overwhelmed with pride to have you as a son – Soar @caylen.delosreyes Soar. I love you – you are my heart – congratulations !! “

In his penultimate post on June 20, Kamar boasted about his favorite Peruvian restaurant.

He posted a selfie in which he is holding a menu in front of the camera.

Kamar captioned the post: “When you want something and they make it for you on the spot. So delicious!”

KAMAR’S CAREER

Kamar was an actor best known for his role in the ABC soap opera One Life to Live.

The actor played Antonio Vega, a policeman, in the series from 1995 to 2009.

Kamar is also known for lending his voice to the Call of Duty games.

He played Raul Menendez in the game.

Kamara’s last television role was in the series All American.

He also starred in The Rookie as Ryan Caradine.

The Puerto Rican actor also played Jobe in the hit series Sleepy Valley.

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