The American actor Angus Cloud, known throughout the world for his portrayal of the character named Fezco O'Neill in the Euphoria series, passed away last Monday at the age of 25 at his family home in Oakland, CA.
The artist's family released the terrible news through an emotional statement that they sent to the media. In said letter, his loved ones explained that the young man had suffered greatly from the death of his father a little over a week ago and that, as he had previously made public, he had mental health problems.
''It is with the greatest sadness that we say goodbye to an incredible human being. As an artist, friend, brother, and son, Angus was special to everyone in so many ways. Last week he buried his father and grieved deeply at the loss of him. The only relief we have left is knowing that Angus has now been reunited with his father, who was his best friend. He had gone public with his battle with mental health and we hope his passing is a reminder to many others that they are not alone and should not fight it in silence,'' the family wrote.
The writing that gives the news ends with the desire to remember Cloud "for his humor, laughter and love for the whole world" and with the request that all the media, followers, etc. respect the mourning, privacy and intimacy of the family in these hard times.
Despite his short career in the world of cinema and art, Cloud was a promise. His participation in the Euphoria series had opened the door for many other projects, such as Ryan Fleck's Freaky Tales and Dan Brown's Anna Boden or Your Lucky Day, which are still unreleased.
Although the news came out last night, some of his Euphoria colleagues have already uploaded a post due to his passing. The official HBO account dedicated a publication to pay tribute to him and fire him: ''We are immensely saddened to learn of the death of Angus Cloud. He was immensely talented and was a beloved part of the HBO and Euphoria family. We extend our sincere condolences to his friends and family at this difficult time.
Although some production partners such as Zendaya or Hunter Schafer have not yet been published, other actresses such as Storm Reid or Alexa Demie have dedicated a publication to their friend.
"The tears will not stop," Feid wrote above a video showing one of the most special scenes of the deceased in Euphoria. For her part, Demie uploaded a simple story to her official Instagram account with a black background and a heart split in half.
His faithful partner in the production, Javon Walton, dedicated an Instagram post to him as soon as he heard the news and uploaded a photo with the deceased, an image that he titled "Rest easy, brother."
''He was one of a kind. I am truly sad, 'wrote actor Eric Dane (Cal Jacobs in the series) in a story that he uploaded to his Instagram account along with an image of the actor who has just passed away.
In addition to the affection and love that his colleagues are sending him, millions of fans around the world are filling social networks with comments and messages of support for the family and gratitude to the actor for his great contribution to the world.
