Angus Cloud, renowned for his role in the hit HBO series ‘Euphoria,’ died at 25, leaving fans and co-stars in mourning and shock.
Los Angeles, CA – Angus Cloud, the breakout star known for his charismatic role as Fezco on the critically acclaimed HBO series ‘Euphoria’, has tragically passed away at 25. The news has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, with fans and colleagues expressing grief and mourning his untimely death.
Cloud’s publicist confirmed the sad news, although the cause of death was not immediately disclosed.
Cloud, a native of Oakland, California, gained overnight fame with his depiction of the beloved character Fezco, a compassionate drug dealer, in ‘Euphoria.’ His raw, authentic performance resonated with viewers and critics alike, making him one of the standout stars of the series.
Co-stars, including Zendaya and Jacob Elordi, expressed their heartbreak on social media. Zendaya, who won an Emmy for her role in the same series, shared a heartfelt tribute, describing Cloud as “an incredible talent and an even more wonderful person.”
The creator and showrunner of ‘Euphoria,’ Sam Levinson, expressed his grief and praised Cloud for his unique acting style, stating, “Angus brought a truth to his character that was palpable and touched everyone who worked on the set. He was not just a colleague but a friend. We will miss him deeply.”
Fans worldwide have taken to social media to express their shock and sadness at Cloud’s sudden death. #RIPAngusCloud and #Euphoria started trending shortly after the news broke, with numerous tributes and condolences pouring in.
Cloud’s passing marks a significant loss for the acting community. His portrayal of Fezco won him fans and showed the promise of a long, successful career in Hollywood.
Angus Cloud’s untimely death underscores the fragility of life and serves as a sad reminder of the transient nature of fame and success. He will be greatly missed, but his powerful performances and the impact he made on ‘Euphoria’ will forever echo in the annals of TV history.