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Heartfelt tributes flow after death of Aussie actor Julian McMahon

Heartfelt tributes flow after death of Aussie actor Julian McMahon

News.com.aua day ago
Tributes have started to flow in for Julian McMahon, following the Australian actor's tragic death at age 56.
The beloved actor died on Thursday in Clearwater, Florida, after a private battle with cancer, his wife, Kelly, confirmed in a statement to Deadline.
'With an open heart, I wish to share with the world that my beloved husband, Julian McMahon, died peacefully this week after a valiant effort to overcome cancer,' she said.
'Julian loved life. He loved his family. He loved his friends. He loved his work, and he loved his fans. His deepest wish was to bring joy into as many lives as possible.
'We ask for support during this time to allow our family to grieve in privacy. And we wish for all of those to whom Julian brought joy, to continue to find joy in life. We are grateful for the memories.'
McMahon's acting career began in 1989, with a role on the short-lived Australian soap opera The Power, The Passion before landing a stint on Home and Away.
The actor then made the move to the US where he achieved success on various TV shows.
He was cast in Another World, in 1993, followed by recurring roles Profiler, Charmed, and, his most famous role yet, Nip/Tuck, which ran for six seasons,
Charmed co-star Rose McGowan lead the celebrity tributes saying, 'Julian you force of brilliance, wild talent and humour.
'For you, your family and loving fans all over the world, I pray comfort.'
Fantastic Four co-star Ioan Gruffudd followed, paying a touching tribute to the Aussie actor.
'This is terribly sad news. Even though we played each other's nemeses, there was always so much lightness and laughter working together. Every encounter with him was a joy,' he said.
'It was an honour to be Dr. Richards to his Dr. Doom. My heart goes out to his family
'God speed, Julian.'
Actress Holly Marie Combs broke her silence on her 'one of a kind' Charmed co-star alongside a montage of moments the pair have shared together.
'One of a kind is an understatement. Your zest for life and crazy making sense of humour will be sorely missed.
'The joy and laughter you were the direct cause of will always be remembered. I hope you find our lady friend and dance in those rose petals,' she said.
Condolences have poured in from devastated fans who say they're 'in shock' over his tragic passing.
'Julian McMahon was one of the sweetest celebrities I've met. When I talked to him about how I grew up watching charmed with my mum he told me to send love to her from him. You will be missed,' wrote one heartbroken fan.
'He was one of my favourites to watch. I loved loved loved him in everything,' wrote another.
'I'm absolutely utterly shocked by this. Forever grateful for Julian McMahon,' said a third.
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