In sad news for fans of the popular Netflix series "Tex Mex Motors," it has been confirmed that Rob "The Rabbit" Pitts, one of the show's stars, has passed away at the age of 44 after a brave battle with stomach cancer, according to TMZ.

The devastating news was first shared by Rob himself in a heartfelt YouTube video titled "This Is Goodbye (RIP 7/27/79 - 8/25/24)." In the text-based farewell video, the car salesman shared the difficulties he faced since his diagnosis. During the filming of the second season of "Tex Mex Motors," Rob started experiencing symptoms such as weight loss and acid reflux, which were later diagnosed as stomach cancer by his doctors. He expressed that his journey had been tough, with more bad days than good, while undergoing treatment at home.

Rob, known for his role on the reality series alongside Marcos "Scooter" Carrera, instantly gained fame last year as the duo scouted vintage cars in Mexico, transporting them to El Paso, Texas, for major transformations. Their adventures and love for automobiles captured the hearts of viewers around the world.

In his parting words, Rob reflected on his accomplishments and urged his fans to prioritize their health, reminding them to seek answers if something feels off with their bodies. He also expressed his gratitude for marrying the love of his life.

Since news of his passing emerged, messages of support have flooded in for Rob's family. Survived by his wife, Randi Foraker, and his mother Kim Pitts, they released a statement expressing their gratitude for the overwhelming outpouring of love and support. They were touched by the connections Rob had made during his life and appreciated everyone's efforts in keeping his memories alive.

Rob Pitts touched the lives of many with his infectious personality and genuine passion for cars. The legacy he leaves behind in the world of automobile enthusiasts will always be remembered.