The final five-time ‘Jeopardy!’ champ during Alex Trebek’s tenure has died at age 24
Bryden Smith of Las Vegas was 24 years old when he died on February 5. The family did not release the cause of death.
“We are very grateful that Brayden was able to live his dream on @jeopardy,” Smith’s mother, Debbie, Tweeted Friday morning.
Smith won $ 117,798 in the program, his final appearance being Alex Trebek’s final week in the air. The shows were recorded in October and Trebek Died of pancreatic cancer 8 November.
Six episodes of Smith were broadcast on 15–18 December and 5–6 January.
“I’m really grateful for everything, I have all the opportunities,” he said Video posted on video website. “I’m just glad we were able to do this and I’m glad that I was able to show what I was capable of.”
According to Smith, was an intern with the Cato Institute in Washington Provides Las Vegas Review-Journal to his family, And he planned to attend law school to become a government lawyer.
“He was an avid reader and autodidact, a lover of knowledge and an advocate for justice,” Obiteru read.
Smith was a 2020 graduate of the University of Las Vegas, Nevada.
“He was kind, funny and absolutely fantastic,” “Creator of Jodie!” Tweeted on friday. “Our deepest condolences go out to Breyden’s family.”
In the video about his time on the show, Smith stated that he wanted to appear in a dangerous tournament of Champions.
“The tournament of champions was my favorite tournament every year since I was a kid,” he said. “These people belong to some of my frivolous idols.”
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