'All My Children' And 'Grown Ups' Star Alec Musser Dies At 50
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The soap opera star's fiancée, Paige Press, paid tribute on her social media.
Alec Musser, who’s best known for starring in the soap opera, “All My Children” and the 2010 comedy film, “Grown Ups,” has died. He was 50.
On Saturday, Musser’s fiancée, Paige Press, confirmed his death to Deadline. He died Friday night in his home in Del Mar, California, Press told TMZ.
In a series of posts on her social media, Press paid tribute to Musser.
“RIP to the love of my life. I will never stop loving you,” Press wrote alongside a photo of the couple’s 2023 vision board. “My heart is so broken.”
A cause of death has not been revealed.
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