Chuck Norris is now going through a tough moment. We are sending prayers.

Action star and martial artist Chuck Norris shared the heartbreaking news of his mother Wilma Norris’s passing on Instagram. She passed away at the astounding age of 103.

In a touching tweet that featured several family photographs, the 84-year-old Walker, Texas Rangers star paid tribute to her life and the profound impact she had on him and his family.

“My amazing mother went home to be with Jesus on Wednesday morning, along with my brother Aaron,” he wrote.

“Our mom was a woman of unwavering faith, a beacon of light in our lives, and her love reflected God’s grace,” Norris concluded, expressing her sincere admiration for Wilma’s lasting legacy. Her embraces gave us a sense of security that we would always treasure, and her laughter brought joy to our family as we were growing up.

“She had a remarkable way of making everyone feel special, often putting the needs of others before her own,” the martial artist said, speaking empathetically about the lessons she taught. She instilled in me the value of compassion and kindness from an early age.

“I am incredibly grateful for the innumerable teachings she imparted, the prayers she offered up for us, and the way she lived out the love of Christ each and every day.”

“We love you, Mom,” he said in closing, delivering a message of unending love. Until we cross paths again.

Fans quickly paid their respects to the actor and his family when he shared the news with his 2.4 million followers. “May God bless you and your loved ones. One user remarked, “What a blessing to have a wonderful mom

“I’m so sorry for your loss, sir,” a second person said. I hope she finds peace.

A third said, “My sincerest condolences to your entire family.” Prayers are being sent during this extremely trying time. May she rest in peace and may God bless her.

Wilma Norris served as the cornerstone of Chuck’s life. She came from an Irish and Cherokee family and raised Chuck and his two brothers, Aaron and Wieland, often under difficult circumstances. Although Chuck’s father, Ray Dee Norris, served in World War II, the family faced challenges, including a divorce when Chuck was just sixteen years old.

Because of Wilma’s strength and faith, the family went from Oklahoma to Prairie Village, Kansas, and then to Torrance, California. Her perseverance and devotion enabled Chuck to pursue a career as a martial artist and actor.

Wilma had experienced heartbreak. Chuck’s younger brother, Wieland, tragically lost his life in the Vietnam War in 1970.