Actress Kimberly Hébert Gregory Dies Aged 52, Tributes Pour In

Kimberly Hébert Gregory, renowned for her role as Dr. Belinda Brown in HBO’s "Vice Principals," has died at age 52, with her ex-husband Chester Gregory confirming her passing and sharing an emotional tribute highlighting her brilliance, resilience, and impact. She was celebrated by co-stars like Walton Goggins, who called her one of the best he ever worked with, and Busy Philipps, who described her as a light and a force. Born in Houston, Texas, Gregory had a rich career spanning stage and screen, including roles on "The Big Bang Theory," "Better Call Saul," "Grey's Anatomy," and voice work in animated series. Her death has deeply saddened the entertainment community, though the cause of death has not been publicly disclosed. Gregory was also praised for her intelligence, humor, and emotional precision, having studied psychology and social work before pursuing acting. She leaves behind a son and a legacy of diverse and impactful performances.