Remembering RJ Mitte, our Walter Jr. A fan-led tribute supporting suicide prevention through transparent giving. $WALTJR
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We knew him as Walter Jr. We remember him as RJ.
Introducing $WALTJR — an independent fan-led tribute honoring RJ Mitte and bringing our community together for suicide-prevention awareness and transparent charitable giving.
For RJ. For everyone who needs someone.
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Our commitment has a name: Suicide Prevention Services.
100% of $WALTJR creator rewards are pledged to their work.
Learn about our independent community effort in memory of RJ Mitte, and help keep the conversation going.
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In memory of RJ Mitte, we’re bringing people together around compassion and suicide awareness.
Thank you to everyone sharing the message.
100% of $WALTJR creator rewards are pledged to Suicide Prevention Services.
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⚡️🇺🇸FLASH - L’acteur RJ #Mitte, qui jouait le fils du professeur de chimie Walter White dans la série Breaking Bad, est mort à l’âge de 34 ans. Selon TMZ, le trentenaire s’est suicidé. Il souffrait de paralysie cérébrale, comme son personnage dans la série. L’acteur avait mis sa notoriété à profit pour se faire le porte-voix des personnes en situation de handicap et lutter contre les stéréotypes et pour l’inclusion.
A simple “How are you really doing?” can open an important conversation.
Make time for the answer.
Our $WALTJR community has pledged 100% of creator rewards to Suicide Prevention Services.
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Remember RJ Mitte for his talent, his kindness, and his advocacy for people with disabilities.
We’re honoring his memory by supporting suicide awareness.
100% of $WALTJR creator rewards pledged to Suicide Prevention Services.
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Bryan Cranston has written a tribute for his ‘Breaking Bad’ on-screen son RJ Mitte who tragically passed away due to suicide.
“We were texting each other just a few weeks ago - figuring out when we could meet for lunch. I don't know if that lunch would have changed his future... But I do know that I loved him.”
The headlines will move on. Our commitment to suicide awareness continues.
100% of $WALTJR creator rewards are pledged to Suicide Prevention Services.
An independent community effort in memory of RJ Mitte.
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To anyone having a difficult day: you deserve kindness, connection, and support.
Our $WALTJR community has pledged 100% of creator rewards to Suicide Prevention Services.
Learn about our mission:
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Só quem é fã de Breaking Bad entende o quão o Walter Jr. era mais verdadeiro do que a gente podia imaginar.
O RJ Mitte tinha paralisia cerebral de verdade, a mesma doença do personagem, mas os sinais da doença dele não eram tão fortes. Na vida real, o ator era capaz de andar normalmente e até mesmo fazer umas manobras de skate de vez em quando. Para atuar no papel, ele precisou aprender a andar daquele jeito com as muletas e alterar um pouco a sua maneira de falar.
O Vince Gilligan não inventou o Walter Jr. do nada: ele se inspirou em uma pessoa que ele conheceu quando era criança, uma pessoa com paralisia cerebral que usava muletas. O RJ utilizou a sua própria deficiência para dar autenticidade ao personagem. Ao longo dos anos, ele se tornou um ativista relevante para a representação de pessoas com deficiências.
No entanto, fora das câmeras, a vida dele era bem mais difícil. Ele mesmo contou que a administradora financeira que ele contratou quando ainda era adolescente roubou seu dinheiro, falsificou os seus impostos e o deixou com uma dívida gigantesca. Ele disse que pagou mais imposto do que ganhou com a série toda e levou muitos anos para se recuperar.
Quem assistiu Breaking Bad enquanto crescia sabe que o Walter Jr. sempre foi muito mais do que um coadjuvante. O RJ conseguiu tornar o personagem mais verdadeiro do que a maioria das pessoas jamais conseguiria.
RJ Mitte helped others feel seen. Let’s carry that kindness forward.
100% of $WALTJR creator rewards are pledged to Suicide Prevention Services.
Check on someone you love. Make time to listen.
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'Breaking Bad' star RJ Mitte shared his hopes for old age in one of his final interviews before suicide trib.al/euG8Y6i
RJ used his voice to advocate for people who deserved to be heard. That legacy matters.
In his memory, our $WALTJR community has pledged 100% of creator rewards to Suicide Prevention Services.
Check on someone today. Listen with care. Keep showing up.
Actor RJ Mitte, who rose to fame playing Walter "Flynn" White Jr. on the hit series "Breaking Bad," has died at age 34.
His on-screen dad, Bryan Cranston, said he was “in deep despair,” adding that Mitte used his own experience as an actor with cerebral palsy “to be a vocal advocate for performers with disabilities.”
Let this conversation continue beyond today.
Ask someone how they’re doing. Give them time to answer. Listen without judgment.
Our $WALTJR community is committed to donating 100% of creator rewards to Suicide Prevention Services.
Compassion deserves action.
RJ Mitte spoke candidly about the difficulties he encountered as an actor with cerebral palsy and questioned why the industry was reluctant to cast performers with disabilities in never-before-seen texts trib.al/rJSBxe8 🔗
Remembering RJ Mitte, and thinking of everyone who loved him.
Our independent $WALTJR community has pledged 100% of creator rewards to Suicide Prevention Services.
Let’s keep supporting this cause after the headlines fade. Check in. Listen. Make time.
❤️🩹 RJ Mitte: Aaron Paul shares emotional message about late "Breaking Bad" costar.
Take a look: tmz.com/2026/10/13/aaron-pau…
Remembering RJ Mitte through compassion and action.
100% of creator rewards go to Suicide Prevention Services to support their work.
Check on someone you love today. Make time to listen.
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RJ Mitte told ‘you’re going to be okay’ by co-star in heartbreaking video days before death ladbible.com/entertainment/c…
Heartbreaking to read about the future RJ hoped for. Thinking of everyone who loved him.
Our community has pledged 100% of $waltjr creator rewards to Suicide Prevention Services.
Honor his memory with compassion. Reach out. Listen. Keep showing up.
‘Breaking Bad’ star RJ Mitte shared his hopes for old age in one of his final interviews before suicide trib.al/Wmn5lHL
You don’t need a perfect speech to reach out.
“I’m here.”
“How have you really been?”
“Want some company?”
100% of our creator rewards are being donated to suicide awareness. Thanks to @Pumpfun charity portal
Make space for an honest answer, and keep listening.
If you’re struggling, support is available. In the U.S., call or text 988.
RJ Mitte made his final red carpet appearance less than two weeks before his death on Monday 💔 trib.al/es09HNA 🔗
Somewhere, someone watched RJ Mitte on screen and finally saw someone like themselves.
That kind of representation matters. His talent and advocacy deserve to be remembered.
Rest in peace, RJ. Thank you for helping others feel seen.
RJ Mitte used his platform to help people with disabilities feel seen and represented.
That deserves to be remembered and carried forward.
Our Walter community is here to keep compassion, inclusion, and suicide awareness in the conversation.
The world lost a powerful voice in @RjMitte, and I lost a friend who inspired me.
RJ had cerebral palsy, and he played Walter White Jr. on Breaking Bad. He got through the door, and then he held it open for people with disabilities.
I'll miss how kind he was.
My heart is with his mom, his sister, and everyone close to him tonight.
If you want to honor RJ, hold the door open for others who might otherwise find it shut.
For Walter, and for everyone quietly struggling.
Check on the friend who always says “I’m good.” Make time to listen. Let them know they matter.
100% of our creator rewards go to Suicide Prevention Services.
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Content Warning: More details have been shared about RJ Mitte's passing. 💔eonline.com/news/1437016/rj-…
It’s crazy how Solana jeets will rally behind a tiger, a gorilla, or the next animal meta—but struggle to bring that same energy to suicide awareness.
That energy could help real people. That’s what WALTER stands for.
Check on a friend. A loved one. A family member. Even the person who always seems okay.
Speak up. Ask how they’re really doing. Listen. Pay attention when something feels different. You don’t need perfect words to let someone know they matter.
We’re donating 100% of WALTER’s creator rewards to Suicide Prevention Services of America.
Support directly: spsamerica.org/donate/
You don’t have to hold a token to make a difference. Start with a conversation.
If you’re struggling, call or text 988 in the U.S. You deserve support, too.
