Robert Carradine, the beloved actor best known for his performances in the hit shows 'Lizzie McGuire' and the 'Revenge of the Nerds' franchise, has died at the age of 71. His family shared the news with heartfelt condolences, expressing their deep sorrow over his passing and highlighting the light he brought into their lives. The statement emphasized his role not just as a beloved family member but as someone who made an impact on all who knew him.

In their statement, the family revealed that Carradine battled Bipolar Disorder for nearly two decades, urging people to address the stigma surrounding mental illness. They described him as a 'beacon of light' in a world often perceived as dark and hoped that his struggle would encourage conversations and understanding about mental health issues. The loss has left a significant void in the family and they requested privacy as they mourn his death.

Carradine's career spanned over five decades, beginning with notable roles in popular television series, and he gained widespread recognition and affection for his contributions to the entertainment industry. His legacy includes not only his film and television work but also his advocacy for mental health awareness, setting a precedent for discussions about mental health in Hollywood and beyond.