A Young Star's Journey Cut Short
Kelley Mack, a talented actress known for her role as Addy in The Walking Dead's ninth season, passed away at the age of 33. She battled glioma, a serious condition affecting the central nervous system, and died in her hometown of Cincinnati.
A Promising Career
Beyond her work on The Walking Dead, Mack appeared in popular TV shows like:
- 9-1-1
- Chicago Med
She also lent her voice to animated projects, including:
- Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Oscar-winning film)
- A Hyundai commercial
Early Beginnings
Mack's acting career began early. She starred in commercials as a child and won an award for her role in The Elephant Garden. She graduated from Chapman University with a degree in Cinematography, showcasing her dedication to storytelling. Her passion for acting and filmmaking was clear from a young age, sparked by a mini video camera she received as a gift.
A Life of Diversity and Passion
Mack's life was filled with diverse interests:
- Sports
- Hiking
- Playing the piano
- Traveling
- Dark chocolate and bourbon
Her family described her as vibrant and passionate, leaving a lasting impact on everyone she met.
Family and Legacy
Born in Cincinnati, Mack grew up in several places across the U.S. She was the oldest of three siblings and came from a creative family. Her parents and siblings, including her brother Parker, who is also an actor, survive her.
A memorial service will be held in Glendale, Ohio, and her family plans to celebrate her life in Los Angeles as well.
Beyond Acting
Mack's work extended beyond acting. She co-wrote several feature scripts with her mom, including On the Black, a story inspired by her grandparents' experiences. Her dedication to her craft and her love for storytelling will be remembered by her family, friends, and fans.