Fresh Prince of Bel Air actor John Wesley has died
ACTOR John Wesley who guest starred in sitcoms such as the Fresh Prince of Bel Air and Frasier has died of cancer, his family said.Wesley had over 100 credits in film and TV including on an episode of Will Smith-fronted show Fresh Prince where he played Dr Hoover, the father of a school bully.
His manager Gerry Pass said in a statement: “John Wesley was a gift to the world, for his kindness and grace are immortalised in his works of theatre, TV and film.For the latest news on this story keep checking back at Sun Online, where we will bring you live updates as soon as they happen, before anyone else.
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