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The father of DISNEY star Cameron Boyce last night released a heartbreaking picture of the young actor just hours before his sudden death.
Devastated, Victor Boyce shared the tragic picture of his son thanking supporters for supporting his family in mourning.
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He wrote on Instagram: "My son, a few hours before he is removed from our lives.
"I miss him terribly.
"I hope that no one will ever feel the agony that I feel but no one is immune to the tragedy.
"The outpouring of love and support that our family continues to receive is so beautiful and appreciated.
"Thank you all for helping us through our worst possible situation."
Suffered from epilepsy
Cameron – who was suffering from epilepsy – died tragically from a convulsive seizure last Saturday at the age of 20.
An autopsy was performed Monday but the coroner said that a "further investigation" was needed before the cause of death could be confirmed.
On Wednesday, a spokesman for the devastated family said, "Cameron's tragic death was due to a seizure due to a persistent illness – epilepsy.
"We are still trying to navigate this extremely heartbreaking time and continue to demand confidentiality so that the family, as well as all those who knew and loved it, can mourn their loss and arrange for their funeral – which in itself is atrocious. "
FAMILY GRIEVANCE
Earlier, Father Victor described his agony as a "nightmare he can not wake up".
He tweeted, "I am overwhelmed by the love and support that our family has received.
"It really helps to relieve the pain of this nightmare that I can not wake up.
"I can not thank you guys enough."
His uncle also paid a moving tribute to his "beloved nephew" by writing that his "heart is broken".
Cameron made his film debut at the age of nine in the horror film Mirrors and also appeared in Shia LaBeouf's thriller Eagle Eye.
He made himself famous under the name of Luke Ross in Disney Channel's Jessie.
His best-known role was that of sons of Adam Sandler and Salma Hayek in the 2010 humorous film, Grown Ups.
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