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Former Sumo Wrestler and Hawaii Five-0 Star Taylor Wily Passes Away at 56

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Former Sumo Wrestler And Hawaii Five 0 Star Taylor Wily Passes Away At 56

Taylor Wily, the renowned former sumo wrestler who gained fame through his role in the hit series ‘Hawaii Five-0,’ has tragically passed away at the age of 56 in Hawaii.

The news of Taylor Wily’s passing on June 20 was confirmed by television producer Peter M. Lenkov, who worked on the Hawaii Five-0 reboot where Wily portrayed Kamekona Tupuola, a beloved character on the show.

Lenkov expressed his shock and grief over the loss of Taylor Wily, highlighting their close bond both on set and off. The two had a deep connection during their time working together on ‘Hawaii Five-0.’

Born as Teila Tuli on June 14, 1968, in Honolulu, Hawaii, Taylor Wily had a remarkable journey from the world of sumo wrestling to a successful acting career, capturing the hearts of fans worldwide.

Throughout his 171 appearances on ‘Hawaii Five-0,’ Taylor Wily’s portrayal of Kamekona Tupuola endeared him to audiences, showcasing his talent and versatility as an actor.

Aside from his role in ‘Hawaii Five-0,’ Taylor Wily also left a lasting impact in the entertainment industry with appearances in diverse projects such as ‘Forgetting Sarah Marshall,’ solidifying his status as a beloved figure in show business.

Taylor Wily is survived by his wife Halona and their two children, leaving behind a legacy that will be cherished by fans, friends, and colleagues alike.

Rachel Adams

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