Luxembourg's Prince Frederik
The son of Grand Duke Henri's cousin Prince Robert and his wife Princess Julie died March 1 after a battle with PolG mitochondrial disease, a rare genetic disorder. He was 22.
David Johansen
The New York Dolls frontman died Feb. 28 at age 75 after battling stage 4 cancer.
Wheesung
The South Korean artist was found dead in his home in March, with authorities citing cardiac arrest.
Angie Stone
The R&B star died March 1 after suffering injuries in a car crash in Montgomery, Ala. She was 63.
Gene Hackman & Betsy Arakawa
Authorities confirmed The French Connection actor, his wife and their dog were found dead in their home on Feb. 26.
Michelle Trachtenberg
The Gossip Girl actress was found dead in her New York City apartment on Feb. 26, NYPD confirmed to E! News. She was 39.
Jesus Guerrero
The celebrity hairstylist, who worked with stars such as Kylie Jenner, Demi Moore and Jennifer Lopez, died at age 34, his family announced Feb. 22.
Kim Sae-ron
The South Korean actress, who starred in the Netflix series Bloodhounds, was found dead at her home Feb. 16. She was 24.
Marshall Rose
Candice Bergen's husband of over 20 years died at the age of 88.
"Marshall. Beloved father, husband, and friend, died peacefully at home in the early hours of Febuary 15," read his New York Times Obituary published Feb. 17. "After many years of extraordinary strength and resilience, he passed from complications with Parkinson's disease."
Bailey Hutchins
The TikToker, who documented her health journey on social media, died after a colon cancer battle on Feb. 7. She was 26.
“I’m devastated to say that my Bailey B has passed away last night,” her husband Caden Hutchins wrote in a Feb. 8 Instagram post, jointly with Bailey’s account. “She fought such a tough incredible fight these past two years and she’s no longer suffering from all the torturous pain she has endured during this journey. Being your husband and caregiver has been such a blessing to me."
Howard Twilley
The former Miami Dolphins player died on Feb. 5 at the age of 81.
"We are deeply saddened by the loss of Tulsa Football Legend and Hall of Famer, Howard Twilley," his alma mater wrote in a Feb. 6 post to Facebook. "Twilley was one of the greatest recievers in College Football hsitory, setting numerous NCAA records before venturing to the NFL and winning two Super Bowls. Our hearts and sympathies are with Twilley's family and his many friends."
DJ Unk
The Atlanta-based rapper, who was behind mid-2000s hits like “Walk It Out” and “2 Step,” died in January at the age of 43, according to his family and friends.
“I just lost my husband and my kids just lost their father,” Sherkita Long-Platt, the wife of the late musician (real name Anthony Leonard Platt), wrote in a Jan 24 Facebook post. “Our life will never be the same. I LOVE YOU ANTHONY FOREVER.”
Ryan Whyte Maloney
The Voice alum, who competed on the reality singing show in 2014 as a member of Team Blake Shelton, passed away at the age 44 on Jan. 28, as confirmed by the Clark County Coroner in Las Vegas.
Garth Hudson
The legendary musician—who first rose to fame playing the organ and saxophone for The Band—died at the age of 87 on Jan. 21.
His longtime friend and colleague Jan Haust told Rolling Stone of his passing, "Yesterday was a day of music and hand-holding.”
Leslie Charleson
Leslie Charleson, who spent nearly 50 years on the beloved General Hospital, died in January, the show’s executive producer Frank Valentini confirmed. She was 79.
Francisco San Martin
The soap opera actor—who appeared on Days of Our Lives, The Bold and the Beautiful and Jane the Virgin—passed away Jan. 16 at the age of 39.
Dame Joan Plowright
The famed British actress who was best known for her roles in 1960's The Entertainer and 1991's Encahnted April—for which she earned an Oscar nomination—died on Jan. 16 at the age of 95.
Christian Juttner
The former child star—who appeared in the films Return From Witch Mountain, I Wanna Hold Your Hand and The Swarm—died at the age of 60 of natural causes in Nov. 2024, his daughter confirmed in January.
Paul Danan
The Celebrity Big Brother star passed away at 46, his management company confirmed Jan. 16. His cause of death was not shared.
Chris O'Donnell
The TikToker died by suicide on Jan. 11, the Maricopa County Medical Examiner's office confirmed to E! News. He was 31.
Sam Moore
The tenor half of the sensatioal soul duo, Sam & Dave, died at 89 on Friday, Jan. 10, his wife and manager Joyce Moore confirmed. He died following a surgery in Coral Gables, Florida.
David Lynch
The Twin Peaks creator died at age 78, per a Jan. 16 announcement on his Facebook: "It is with deep regret that we, his family, announce the passing of the man and the artist."
Linda Nolan
The former member of pop group the Nolans—in which she performed alongside her sisters—died Jan. 15 at the age of 65 almost two decades after being diagnosed with breast cancer, her sister confirmed.
Peter Yarrow
The oldest member of the famous folk trio Peter, Paul, and Mary died at 86 following a battle with bladder cancer on Jan. 7.
"There is Peter Yarrow the folk activist legend," his children Christopher Yarrow and Bethany Yarrow wrote in a December post to Instagram. "And then there is the man, a deeply compasssionate man, who changed the lives of so many people in very personal ways."