‘Will & Grace’ actor Corey Parker dies at 60

However, instead, it impacted his “esophagus, my ability to speak and my overall orientation.” Moreover, Corey Parker wrote that his time had been spent preparing his house for hospice care. He also wrote at this time that his family had been preparing the house for hospice.

Born in New York City on July 8, 1965, as the son of actress Rochelle Natalie “Rocky” Parker,” Corey was destined for a life in show business. He began his acting career at an early age, appearing in television commercials at 4.

He pursued a career in acting after studying performing arts, and was a member of the Actors Studio and Ensemble Studio Theater.

He starred as Grace’s boyfriend, Josh, on the hit sitcom Will & Grace and appeared in many other television shows, including Flying Blind, Thirtysomething, and Touched by an Angel. Moreover, Corey Parker also worked in movies, including Friday the 13th: A New Beginning, Biloxi Blues, and 9½ Weeks.

Praised by acting students

Later in his career, Parker also worked as an acting coach. He used his skills to train and guide young actors, working on projects such as Ms. Marvel and Sun Records. According to a GoFundMe set up for Corey, his acting students have gone on to win Tony Awards, SAG Awards, and even Emmy Awards.

“Corey has a unique gift — he reminds us that we are enough. That we are worthy. Through his guidance and training, countless actors have not only grown in their craft, but have also rediscovered their confidence, power, and self-worth,” his students wrote on the GoFundMe.

“For years, Corey has been our cheerleader, mentor, and inspiration, shaping our careers and changing our lives in ways we could never have imagined.”

Rest in peace, Corey Parker. Our thoughts go out to his family.