Renauld White, a pioneering figure in the modeling and acting industries, has passed away at the age of 80. White, who broke barriers as one of the first African American male models to appear in high-profile fashion magazines, died on June 26, 2024.
White’s modeling career, which included prominent features in GQ and other top publications, paved the way for greater diversity in the fashion world. In addition to his success on the runway, White was also known for his role in the popular soap opera “Guiding Light,” where he starred in the 1980s. His portrayal of characters on the show garnered him a dedicated fanbase and solidified his place in television history.
The cause of his death has not been disclosed, but his impact on both the fashion and entertainment industries remains undeniable. Tributes have poured in from colleagues and fans alike, celebrating his contributions and mourning his loss.
Renauld White leaves behind a legacy of groundbreaking achievements and serves as an inspiration for future generations in the modeling and acting fields.