The Bachelorette alum Tyler Cameron suffered the devastating loss of his mother Andrea, 55, to a brain aneurysm less than two weeks ago.
But the 27-year-old heartthrob put on a brave face Thursday morning, when he was spotted getting back to work on set for his latest project in New York City.
Cameron was joined by his look-alike brother Ryan for the day’s shoot that saw the pair perform within the confines of a vintage style barber shop.
Keeping focused: Tyler Cameron was spotted on set of his latest project in New York on Thursday, less than two week after the sudden loss of his mother Andrea
Not alone: Cameron was joined by his brother Ryan who was expected to make a cameo in the secret project
Brave face: Even with the looming sorrow, the 27-year-old put on a brave face for the cameras as he posed beside the owners of the barber shop set
Tyler took to social media to document Ryan’s transformation, as hair and makeup professionals worked their magic on the novice.
In one clip shared to Tyler’s Instagram story, he pokes fun at his brother who arrived to the shoot in colorful basketball shorts, Champion slippers, and a grey zip-up.
Ryan’s golden brown locks were being molded and shaped to resemble his brother’s, which required an astonishing amount of hair clips and molding spray.
Even though he was having fun putting his brother on the spot, Tyler made sure to take a few jabs and himself.
Back to work: Cameron took to Instagram to capture behind-the-scenes videos from the day’s shoot, including a clip of him getting some morning glam
Fancy stuff: As he was getting makeup applied, The Bachelorette alum poked fun at the fact he was having a Chanel brand makeup product applied to his eyebrows
In one clip shot on selfie mode, Tyler can be seen having a Chanel eyebrow crayon applied to his full brows.
‘Oh, we got the fancy stuff! Yeah! Chanel,’ uttered the model as he giggled with his makeup artist.
For his day at work, Tyler slipped his muscular frame into a predominantly navy blue ensemble complete with figure hugging slacks and a fitted wind breaker.
Vintage vibes: The pair were filming on the set of a barber shop in New York City
Glamorous: Tyler’s brother Ryan was getting the Hollywood treatment from set hairstylists who were forming his hair into a suave coif
All in the details: Tyler showed fans all of the effort it took to achieve the duo’s hair for the shoot
During the day, Tyler kept up the jovial mood, while giving his 2.1million Instagram followers a tour of the barber shop, where him and Ryan would be filming their secret project.
Though there were many laughs and jokes shared on set, the reality star is undoubtedly feeling the void left by his mother’s passing on February 29.
The 55-year-old mother of three was rushed to the hospital on February 27 due to a brain aneurysm, but would pass two days later with sons Tyler, Ryan, and Austin by her bedside.
The Palm Beach Post was the first to report Andrea Cameron’s death and spoke directly to Tyler about the devastating tragedy.
‘She was super supportive,’ Tyler told the newspaper of Andrea.
Missing her: Tyler lost his mother Andrea (right) less than two years ago to a brain aneurysm; the photo of the pair was posted to Andrea’s Instagram in November
‘But what was so amazing … she was supportive for [The Bachelorette 15 Hannah Brown] and everyone else who was a part of that show but she was also supportive to the random fans.’
On March 2, Tyler took to his Instagram to share a heartbreaking photograph of himself and his two brothers holding their mother’s red manicured hand.
In the post’s caption he wrote: ‘Today heaven gained an angel. We will love and miss our mother dearly. She will live on through us and through those that she has had an impact on.’
There for her: The 55-year-old mother of three was rushed to the hospital on February 27 due to a brain aneurysm, but would pass two days later with her sons by her bedside; photo shared to Tyler’s Instagram on March 2
Last Friday, the Cameron family announced that they would be establishing a charity in honor of Andrea.
Started by Tyler’s brother Austin, the fundraising page says: ‘In the wake of this tragic event, we feel compelled to honor our mother.’
Since its founding, the fundraiser has raked in near 14,000 dollars of it’s 20,000 dollar goal.