Trailblazing Model and 'Guiding Light' Actor Renauld White Dies at 80

Renauld White, renowned for breaking barriers in fashion and television, passed away after a storied career that spanned decades.

Renauld White was the first African American male model to cover GQ magazine in 1979.
He had notable roles in soap operas including 'Guiding Light,' 'General Hospital,' and 'One Life to Live.'
White's modeling career included collaborations with top designers like Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, and Donna Karan.
He was also an activist and martial artist, remembered for his passion and perseverance in the fashion industry.
White's death was confirmed by his modeling agency, Bella Agency, and he was in hospice care at the time of his passing.