The 10 famous stars we lost in 2022
InJournal.Online is remembering the well-known figures who passed away in 2022, beginning with this performer…
1. Irene Cara
Irene Cara, the vocalist behind the popular title songs for the movies “Flashdance” from 1983 and “Fame” from 1980, passed away on Nov. 26 at the age of 63, according to publicist Judith A. Moose. “Irene Cara passed away, and I am announcing it on behalf of her family with the utmost regret. The Academy Award-winning actress, singer, composer, and producer passed suddenly in her Florida home, her rep said in a statement, adding that “the exact cause of death will be made public as soon as it is known.” Irene is notable for playing Coco Hernandez in “Fame,” for which she also sang the theme song, and for the song “Flashdance… What a Feeling,” which she co-wrote and performed. Irene also won an Oscar, a Golden Globe, and two Grammys for the song. She also played the lead in the musical drama “Sparkle” in its original 1976 incarnation.
2. Mickey Kuhn
The only surviving cast member of “Gone With the Wind,” Mickey Kuhn, who rose to popularity in the 1930s and 1940s, passed away on November 20 in Naples, Florida, according to his widow, who confirmed the news to The Hollywood Reporter. He was 90. Mickey also starred in films including 1945’s “Dick Tracy,” 1948’s “Red River,” and 1951’s “A Streetcar Named Desire.” In the 1939 Civil War drama, he played Beau Wilkes, the son of Olivia de Havilland’s Melanie and Leslie Howard’s Ashley.
3. Jason David Frank
According to TMZ on Nov. 20, Jason David Frank, a beloved star of the “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers” franchise that debuted in the 1990s, has passed away at the age of 49. According to his representative, the actor and mixed martial artist who fans will remember as the Green Ranger who becomes the White Ranger passed away in Texas. For additional information regarding Jason’s suicide, the webloid referenced sources. “Many individuals found inspiration in him. We will sincerely miss having him here. Jason was one of the biggest pranksters on the show, and it’s very terrible to lose another member of our Ranger family, said Walter Jones, who played the Black Ranger, to TMZ. His sense of humor was crazy. We both experienced ups and downs, but I consistently offered to lend him my ear if he needed it. My heartfelt prayers are with his family and everyone who will miss him.”
4. Nicki Aycox
Nicki Aycox, who was most known for playing Meg Masters on the television series “Supernatural,” passed away on November 16, according to her sister-in-Facebook law’s post. At 47, Nicki. Even though her cause of death wasn’t made public, Nicki disclosed in March 2021 that she had been given a leukemia diagnosis. “Eric Kripke, the creator of “Supernatural,” expressed his sorrow at Nicki’s passing on Twitter, writing, “Gutted to learn the brilliant #NickiAycox, our first #MegMasters, passed away. too little. She was delightful and delivered lines with venom and honey. I’m in awe of how she elevated a common phrase like “lackluster” to legendary status. #RIP.”
5. Robert Clary
Actor and singer Robert Clary, a Holocaust survivor who spent 31 months in a concentration camp before establishing a career in Hollywood, passed away on November 16 at his Los Angeles home, according to his granddaughter Kim Wright. He was best known for his role as Corporal LeBeau on the sitcom “Hogan’s Heroes” in the 1960s and 1970s. The French performer, who was the final surviving member of the popular series’ original principal cast, passed away at the age of 96.
6. John Aniston
John Aniston, who played Victor Kiriakis on the well-known serial opera “Days of Our Lives” from 1985 to 2022, passed away on November 11 at the age of 89. Jennifer Aniston, her father’s daughter, shared images of the two of them along with the sad news on November 14 on Instagram “John Anthony Aniston: “Sweet papa” One of the most gorgeous people I’ve ever known was you. I am very happy that you ascended into the sky pain-free and in peace. and no less on 11/11! Your timing was always impeccable. That number now has even more significance for me in the future. I will continue to love you forever. Do not neglect to go.”
7. Leo Anthony Gallagher Jr.
After years of illness and heart problems, comedian Gallagher passed away from organ failure in hospice care in the Palm Springs, California, area on November 11th, according to his manager’s statement to TMZ. He was 76. After appearing on “The Tonight Show” with Johnny Carson in the 1970s, Gallagher (born Leo Anthony Gallagher Jr.) gained notoriety for his prop humor, which featured smashing watermelons with a Sledge-O-Matic hammer throughout his act. “For many years, Gallagher toured America on the road. By attrition alone, he was very certain he owned the record for the most stand-up performances, according to his manager, who also told TMZ that despite Gallagher’s critics, he was an indisputable talent and an American success story.”
8. Kevin Conroy
For more than 30 years, Kevin Conroy provided the voice of Bruce Wayne from DC Comics’ Batman, according to Warner Bros. He died on Nov. 10 at the age of 66, allegedly of cancer. The well-known voice actor is most recognized for his work on “Batman: The Animated Series,” a number of DC animated movies and TV episodes, as well as the video games “Batman: Arkham” and “Injustice.”
9. Aaron Carter
Aaron Carter, the younger brother of Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter, was discovered dead at his Lancaster, California, home on the morning of November 5. Aaron was a former child music star and reality TV star. According to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, the singer’s body was discovered in a bathtub by a housesitter (later identified as a cleaner). When authorities came, Aaron, who was mourned by many of his musical contemporaries and other celebrities, had already passed away. The diva, who rose to popularity at the age of 12 when her sophomore album “Aaron’s Party” was released in 2000, was 34 years old.
10. Kirshnik Khari Ball (rapper Takeoff)
Rapper Takeoff of the Migos, whose true name was Kirshnik Khari Ball, passed away in a shooting outside a Houston bowling alley on November 1 early in the morning. He was 28. He was reportedly playing dice with Quavo, his bandmate and uncle, when a fight broke out at the bowling alley, which also serves as a pool hall, according to TMZ Hip Hop. Finally, someone started firing, hitting Takeoff in the head or very close to it. Although Quavo was not hurt, two other persons were shot. Offset, the third member of the Migos, wasn’t there.