[parsonkenny101-deactivated20161]

[scarletyearning]

Belle and Rumple are essentially Teddy and Owen in a different font and you cannot convince me otherwise.

[cristina-yang-detector]

[scarletyearning]

my bad yall lemme fix this.

Belle and Rumple are essentially Teddy and Owen, and Cristina and Owen in a different font and you cannot convince me otherwise.

[strawberryfanaticccc]

cameron boyce, you should’ve lived a long, successful, and boisterous life. unfortunately the fates were not on ur side, and baby i’m so sorry for that

[acutenobody]

I was rewatching the Descendants movies with my sister, as one does, and I CAN NOT BELIEVE Disney removed the message they made for Cameron Boyce at the end of the movie!

I watched it when it came out and I have a copy on my notebook that I downloaded and at the end of the movie there's the message "For Cameron" and something else that I don't remember now. And I was watching it now on Disney+ and they fucking removed it! Who does that? That's one of his last movies, you fucking bitch

[ramenwritesss]

Cameron Boyces death will always and forever rip me apart.

[bloodyellenlost]

I never got the chance to meet the hero who made my dark days seem lighter by just watching him on TV. I want not just myself, but others to get together and bring even more awareness and love that epileptic people deserve to have. 💜

[echosofthedamned]

every month i remember cameron boyce is dead and I get sad all over again because it was so obvious it was not his time and he still had so much more to do. just god. its that tumblr post about how a life being taken is like a pebble taking down a massive buliding. literally lost someone with SO much talent and potential just because people have illnesses sometimes and somtimes they die from it. A small illogical part of me is forever waiting for a jessie revival that somehow features him

[kawaiikayla20]

Happy birthday Cameron. my favorite Actor back in my childhood jessie series. we will always miss you

[lionnamedhahi]

Happy Birthday Cam!!

28/March/2025

Tumblr is my comfort app for all this descendants and Disney art hyperfixation and passion, since there are so many artists here that cheer me daily with everything.

I can't put into words how much I love Cam, descendants and everything he's worked for. So I edited this happy thingy to show how he makes me feel. Happy.

I hope the best for his family, friends, fans and everyone else who misses him. So let's celebrate him <33

Baile inolvidable de bad bunny porque las vibras eran perfectas x)) [also, repost lmao]

Que baile! Que baile el muchacho, que se lo merece.

[lagooneah]

Was having a good day until I remembered Cameron Boyce is gone and has been gone since 2019.

[imahumashipper]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY CAMERON!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[springfairey]

happy birthday cameron boyce, you will always be loved and reminded

[jupiterisaroace]

I MISS CAMERON☹️

[ravenfiire]

Happy birth man :)

[e-v-i-lb-o-y-s]

“ i still feel you all the time. catch you in the next life. happy birthday. i love you “

[star-tism]

Happy birthday to Cameron Boyce 🤍 missing you more than I thought I did

[humaudrey]

I haven't seen anyone else talk about it but Cameron Boyce's grandmother, Jo Ann Allen Boyce had passed away a couple days ago due to pancreatic cancer. She was 84.

Aside from being Cameron's grandmother, she was known for being a member of the "Clinton 12"; twelve black students who integrated Clinton High School in Tennessee in 1956. They were the first black students to attend a public high school in the south after Brown v. Board of Education while facing violent threats, protests, and a school bombing two years later in 1958. Her family pulled her from the school and moved to Los Angeles, but even so, Jo Ann had wanted to stay at Clinton and stayed optimistic. She was even elected as vice-president in her homeroom class.

After graduating, Jo Ann became a pediatric nurse and spoke about her experiences at Clinton at other schools, and would go on to form a singing group with her sister and cousin. Jo Ann also wrote a book about her experiences at Clinton and released a few poems as well.

I just wanted to take the time to commemorate Jo Ann and her legacy. May she rest in peace, may she never be forgotten.