LOS ANGELES — Adam Wealthy, who performed the youngest of eight kids on the ABC sequence “Eight is Sufficient” within the late Nineteen Seventies and early ’80s, died at his Los Angeles-area house on the age of 54, it was reported Sunday.

Wealthy was discovered useless at his house on Saturday, based on TMZ, which was the primary to report the information.

No reason for dying was instantly obtainable, however a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Division instructed Metropolis Information Service it was a coroner’s case and believed to be a pure dying with no foul play suspected.

Wealthy was born in Brooklyn however grew up in Granada Hills. He gained fame for his function as Nicholas Bradford on “Eight is Sufficient,” which ran from 1977-81. Wealthy was famous for his “pageboy’ haircut, which was broadly imitated by different kids for some time. The present centered on a household of eight kids whose father was a newspaper columnist performed by Dick Van Patton.

Wealthy had visitor spots on different TV exhibits through the period, together with “Fantasy Island,” “The Love Boat” and “CHiPs.” He appeared on 13 episodes of the ABC drama “Code Crimson” that ran from 1981-82.

In later years his performing roles decreased and he skilled issues with drug use, together with a 1991 arrest for breaking right into a pharmacy to steal medicine, and a 2002 DUI arrest.