Beloved ‘Little House On The Prairie’ Star Passed Away At 91

Jack Lilley, a beloved actor and stuntman, has passed away at the age of 91. Known for his work on Little House on the Prairie and numerous classic western dramas, Lilley left a lasting mark on both television and film.

His talent, dedication, and warmth made him a cherished figure among colleagues and fans alike.

Melissa Gilbert, Lilley’s former co-star on Little House on the Prairie, confirmed his passing in a heartfelt tribute on social media on March 21. She reflected on the profound impact he had not only on the show but on her personal life, recalling how he guided her through key moments on set.

One of Gilbert’s fondest memories involved learning to ride horses under Lilley’s patient instruction. She remembered bounding up to him as a child, excitedly asking, “Can we go ride? Please, please, please?”

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