Lisa Loring, who played Wednesday Addams in the first television version of “The Addams Family,” has passed away at the age of 64. According to CNN, Loring “died away on Saturday surrounded by her family.” This was confirmed by longtime agent Chris Carbaugh on Monday.

She “brought to life” a figure that is “still cherished today,” as Carbaugh put it, “one of the most iconic characters in Hollywood history.” “Lisa enjoyed meeting her fans from all around the world and sharing stories with them.”Her agency also noted that the former child star had become a mother and a grandma, saying, “She will be missed greatly.”

Friend Laurie Jacobson also posted about Loring’s passing on Facebook, writing that she “suffered a huge stroke brought on by smoking and high blood pressure.” For three days, she had been kept alive thanks to artificial means. She went away late last night after her family made the heartbreaking decision to have it removed yesterday,” Jacobson wrote.

Lisa Loring Who Played Wednesday Addams In The Classic 1960s Sitcom The Addams Family

Lisa Loring, who played Wednesday Addams in the first television version of “The Addams Family,” has passed away at the age of 64. According to CNN, Loring “died away on Saturday surrounded by her family.” This was confirmed by longtime agent Chris Carbaugh on Monday.

Lisa Loring, an actress who played the young Wednesday Addams on “The Addams Family” has #diedsuddenly

Cause of death is reported to be a stroke.

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She “brought to life” a figure that is “still cherished today,” as Carbaugh put it, “one of the most iconic characters in Hollywood history.” “Lisa enjoyed meeting her fans from all around the world and sharing stories with them.”Her agency also noted that the former child star had become a mother and a grandma, saying, “She will be missed greatly.”

Friend Laurie Jacobson also posted about Loring’s passing on Facebook, writing that she “suffered a huge stroke brought on by smoking and high blood pressure.” For three days, she had been kept alive thanks to artificial means. She went away late last night after her family made the heartbreaking decision to have it removed yesterday,” Jacobson wrote.

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