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Gerren Taylor has died at the age of 30.

'Baldwin Hills' Star Gerren Taylor Dies in Her Sleep at Age 30 Celebrity Fellow BET star Ray Cunningham confirms the sad news and pays tribute to the late model on his Twitter and Instagram account, saying he's 'so hurt' by Gerren's passing. Apr 12, 2021 AceShowbiz - BET family is losing one of its own. Ashley Taylor Gerren a.k.a. Gerren Taylor, who starred on reality series "Baldwin Hills" airing on the network from 2007 until 2009, has passed away. She was only 30 years old. Details of her passing are still scarce, but according to Gossip of the City, she died in her sleep. The cause of ...

'Baldwin Hills' star, model Ashley Taylor Gerren dies at 30 By Kelli Johnson article HOLLYWOOD, CA - DECEMBER 02: Gerren Taylor arrives to the FG Magazine holiday party at W Hollywood on December 2, 2011 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Tibrina Hobson/WireImage) LOS ANGELES - Ashley Taylor Gerren, who starred on the BET reality show "Baldwin Hills," died at the age of 30, it was announced Monday.  According to Essence, the reality star and model, known by her stage name as Gerren Taylor, died in her sleep on April 11.  It was also reported the Los Angeles native was on dialysis at the ...

According to Essence, the model, who starred on BET's Baldwin Hills, passed away in her sleep on Sunday (April 11) at 4:30 a.m. While her cause of death is yet unknown, the outlet reported that it may have been related to her battle with lupus. Gerren was reportedly on dialysis at the time of her death. Following news of Gerren's passing, Ray Cunningham, also known as Misster Ray from VH1’s Love and Hip-Hop, took to social media to pay tribute to his late friend. “I’ve known @mstaylorxo since 2006, the #BaldwinHills cast was like the little sisters and brothers to #CollegeHill I wa...

They lived double lives. Now, these gay elders are telling their stories. Jo Yurcaba © Provided by NBC News In the 1950s, when Ray Cunningham was just 19, he served in the Navy as secretary to the personnel officer aboard the USS Ranger. He was responsible for preparing discharge and reassignment paperwork, and sometimes he would have to dishonorably discharge men for being gay. “It was difficult,” Cunningham, now 82, told NBC News. “At that time I realized that I was gay, and it was just difficult to know that people were being discharged for the same thing that I was...