Pete Rose, the legendary baseball player known as 'Charlie Hustle,' passed away at 83 due to natural causes stemming from hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, compounded by diabetes. His close friend and former teammate, Tony Perez, noted that Rose was not his usual self during their last meeting, reflecting on their shared experiences from the past. Despite his illustrious career, which included 17 All-Star selections and a lifetime ban from baseball due to gambling, Rose expressed a desire not to be inducted posthumously into the Hall of Fame. He is survived by five children from three relationships, including a daughter who acted on 'Melrose Place.' Rose's financial status was reportedly strained, with a net worth of $3 million at the time of his death, primarily coming from autograph signings. In addition to his baseball legacy, he also made memorable appearances in the WWE, highlighting his diverse impact on American pop culture.