Adam Rich, the former child star who played Nicholas Bradford on the ABC comedy “At is Enough,” has died from “the effects of fentanyl.” autopsy report From the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner.
The report termed his death as accidental. He was found dead on January 7 at his home in Los Angeles.
TMZ obtained the full autopsy report and first reported it Friday, Reporting Rich had overdosed on “potent opioids” and had “non-toxic levels of alcohol and lorazepam” in his system.
Rich was best known for playing the youngest son on the 70s ABC sitcom. His first acting role came when he was just eight years old, debuting in “The Six Million Dollar Man”.
Rich acknowledged that he struggled with drug problems for most of his life, but tweeted about his sobriety just three months before his death.
“Okay… I’m not perfect!” he tweeted, “Arrests, 20’eh rehab (not all voluntary ;), 3-4 OD (depending on who you ask!), some 5150…and countless detoxes and relapses. 7 years clean and sober on the 7th!… 54 years old on the 12th. It takes what it takes! So never give up! #Restraint beats hell!”
