Legendary action star Chuck Norris has died at the age of 86, his family confirmed in a statement shared on social media. The statement said he passed away peacefully on Thursday, surrounded by his loved ones. The family requested privacy and did not share further details about the cause of death.
Chuck Norris was known around the world for his powerful roles in action films and television. He starred in popular movies like Code of Silence, Missing in Action and The Delta Force. He also became a household name through the hit TV series Walker, Texas Ranger, where he played a strong and honest lawman.
Before becoming a film star, Norris was a six-time undefeated world professional middleweight karate champion. His martial arts skills helped him build a strong image as a tough and fearless hero. He made his film debut alongside Bruce Lee in The Way of the Dragon, a fight scene that is still remembered by fans today.
Over the years, Norris acted in more than two dozen films. He often played roles of soldiers, fighters, and heroes who stood up for justice. He also appeared in The Expendables 2 with stars like Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger, showing his lasting popularity in Hollywood.
Apart from films, Chuck Norris became an internet sensation through “Chuck Norris Facts,” a collection of funny and exaggerated jokes about his strength and abilities. These jokes made him popular among a new generation of fans.
Born on March 10, 1940, in Oklahoma, Norris had a humble beginning. He joined the US Air Force and learned martial arts while serving in South Korea. After leaving the military, he started teaching martial arts and later moved into acting with encouragement from actor Steve McQueen.
In his later years, Norris focused on writing books and helping young people through his charity work. He also founded a martial arts program to teach discipline and confidence to children.
Chuck Norris leaves behind a strong legacy as a martial artist, actor, and cultural icon. His work in films and television will continue to inspire fans around the world for years to come.
Chuck Norris, martial arts legend and Hollywood action star, has died at 86. The iconic actor was kn
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