Kimberly Hébert Gregory, ‘Vice Principals’ Star, Dies at 52
Key Takeaways
- Actress Kimberly Hébert Gregory, known for "Vice Principals," died on October 3rd at age 52.
- Her ex-husband, Chester Gregory, posted a moving tribute on Facebook celebrating her life and artistry.
- Gregory had an extensive career in television, with roles in shows like "Grey's Anatomy" and "Better Call Saul."
- She was a respected theater performer, earning a Joseph Jefferson Award nomination in 1998.
- Co-star Walton Goggins praised her as one of the best actors he had ever worked with.
Kimberly Hébert Gregory, an actress celebrated for her performance in HBO's "Vice Principals," died on October 3rd at the age of 52. Her ex-husband, actor Chester Gregory, publicly mourned her passing on Facebook, describing her as embodying brilliance, fire, and grace. Born in 1972 in Houston, Gregory was highly educated, holding degrees in psychology and social work, and began her acting career in Chicago theater, earning an award nomination in 1998. Her extensive television credits included roles in major series like "Grey’s Anatomy," "Gossip Girl," and "Better Call Saul." In "Vice Principals," she played the memorable role of school principal Dr. Belinda Brown opposite Danny McBride and Walton Goggins, who also praised her exceptional talent and professionalism. She is survived by her ex-husband and son.
