Tragic Loss: 'Baby Driver' Star Hudson Meek Dies at 16 After Vehicle Accident

December 25, 2024
Tragic Loss: 'Baby Driver' Star Hudson Meek Dies at 16 After Vehicle Accident
  • The Vestavia Hills Police Department is currently investigating the circumstances surrounding his death, which resulted in blunt force injuries.

  • His love for adventure was evident as he had traveled to all 50 states and aspired to visit all seven continents.

  • Chief Deputy Coroner Bill Yates confirmed that Meek succumbed to his injuries at UAB Hospital, where he was surrounded by family.

  • Hudson Meek, a talented 16-year-old actor and sophomore at Vestavia Hills High School, tragically passed away on December 21, 2024, following a fall from a moving vehicle in Vestavia Hills, Alabama.

  • Meek was remembered for his vibrant personality, humor, and strong Christian faith, which deeply impacted those around him.

  • In addition to his acting career, he was an active member of the Rebel Football Team and participated in Bible study with his teammates.

  • An obituary described him as reflective and thoughtful, highlighting his tenacity in pursuing goals, including becoming a certified open water scuba diver at age 13.

  • A celebration of his life is scheduled for December 28, 2024, with details on how to contribute to a memorial scholarship at Vestavia Hills High School.

  • Meek's acting credits included roles in notable projects such as 'Baby Driver', NBC's 'Found', and National Geographic's 'Genius', with several more set to be released in 2025.

  • Emotional tributes from friends and family have flooded social media, celebrating his kindness and the joy he brought to others.

  • The J Pervis Talent Agency, which represented Meek, expressed deep sadness over his loss, describing him as an extraordinary talent who inspired those around him.

  • His obituary noted that he will be an organ donor, continuing to help others even in death.

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