Tragic Loss: Motivational Speaker Rory Sykes Dies in LA Wildfires

Rory Sykes, a former child star and motivational speaker known for his work with people with disabilities, has sadly passed away in the recent Los Angeles wildfires. Born with blindness and cerebral palsy, Rory overcame many challenges throughout his life. He was only 32 years old. Rory's mother, Shelley Sykes, shared the news on a social media platform, expressing her deep sadness and heartbreak. Rory was staying at his family's estate in Malibu when he died. The cause of his death was carbon monoxide poisoning, as reported by fire officials. Born in the UK in 1992, Rory moved to Australia as a child and later to the United States. He appeared on TV shows like Kiddy Kapers and Mornings with Kerri-Anne. Rory was also a philanthropist and worked with organizations like the Tony Robbins Foundation and the Cerebral Palsy Alliance. He co-founded Happy Charity and was an avid gamer on RuneScape. The wildfires in Los Angeles have been devastating, with several active fires burning across the county. First responders have been working hard to contain them. The death toll has risen to 11 people, but it's unclear if Rory is included in this count.