Reports from TMZ indicate that Chad McQueen, who was most known for his role as Dutch in the ‘Karate Kid’ film trilogy, has passed away.

After a protracted battle with organ failure, Chad passed away on Wednesday at his property in Palm Desert, California, according to Arthur Barens, who had been Chad’s attorney for many years.

We have been informed that he had an accident a few years ago, which finally resulted in the failure of his organs and ultimately led to his loss.

During the time of his passing, Chad was surrounded by his children, his life partner, and his attorney.

In this interview, Jennie Garth discusses her separation with her husband Dave Abrams, which lasted for ten months, as well as the challenges they had while undergoing in vitro fertilization procedures.

The actress of 90210: Beverly Hills, who is 52 years old, said in an interview with SELF that was published on Thursday, September 12, that prior to the breakup of her relationship with Abrams in 2018, the pair had been undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures that ultimately did not result in a pregnancy.

In an interview with the publication, the mother of three said, “[We] were trying to have a baby, and it kept failing.” In addition, it was really challenging for both of us on an individual level as well as for our partnership.

Chad McQueen, the only son of Steve McQueen, is most known for his part as Dutch in the film “The Karate Kid,” which was a huge success in 1984. He followed up the film with a sequel in 1986 called “The Karate Kid II.”

Chad is also well-known for his leading part in the film “Firepower,” which was released in 1993.