Rob “The Rabbit” Pitts, star of Netflix’s “Tex Mex Motors,” passed away at the age of 45 after a battle with stomach cancer. He was diagnosed while filming season 2 of the show, experiencing symptoms such as loss of appetite and acid reflux. Despite his diagnosis, Pitts expressed gratitude for achieving his dreams of owning his own store, finishing the season, and marrying his partner. He passed away in hospice, leaving behind a legacy of being a great storyteller and entertainer.
Pitts’ co-stars, such as Marcos “Scooter” Carrera, shared messages of mourning and remembrance on social media. Fans also paid tribute to Pitts in the comment section of his goodbye video, praising his storytelling abilities and unique voice. Pitts’ role on “Tex Mex Motors” involved restoring cars brought from Mexico to Texas, with the first season airing in 2023 and the second season in the works.
In his final message, Pitts urged viewers to listen to their bodies and not ignore any warning signs of illness. The circumstances surrounding the release of the second season of “Tex Mex Motors” remain unclear. Pitts’ passing has left a void in the hearts of his fans and colleagues, who will remember him for his talent, humor, and positive attitude in the face of adversity.
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