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An Accident?: Angus Cloud’s Real Cause of Death Finally Revealed

Angus Cloud, the beloved 'Euphoria' actor, was found dead in his home on July 31st.

Isabel Carrasco by Isabel Carrasco
September 21, 2023
in Celebrities
El actor dio vida a fezco en 'euphoria'
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Angus Cloud’s death became a mystery, and everything pointed to a suicide, until now, when the real reason was revealed. The Euphoria actor did not take his own life, he died of an accidental overdose of fentanyl, cocaine, and methamphetamine, TMZ announced.

The portal noted that, according to the Alameda County coroner, the celebrity “suffered an acute intoxication from a combination of drugs that also included benzodiazepines.”

Quie es angus cloud euphoria - an accident? : angus cloud's real cause of death finally revealed

Why Was It Said that Angus Cloud Had Committed Suicide?

Early reports indicated that Angus Cloud, 25, may have taken his own life because he was going through a difficult time. A week before his death, his father passed away, a situation that he would not have been able to assimilate.

A source told Page Six that Cloud had recurring suicidal thoughts, all after burying his father in Ireland. “Cloud was living at his relatives’ house while trying to get over his grief,” the source said.

On July 14, the actor who brings Fezco to life on the HBO series shared a photo of his father on his social media where he wrote in the description, “Miss you, breh.”

However, later more details began to emerge about what happened that day. According to The Daily Express, Lisa Cloud Mclaughlin, mother of the Euphoria actor, called the emergency number to report that her son was not well.

When the Euphoria star’s mom contacted authorities she referred to a “possible overdose” and stressed that he had no pulse. Upon arrival at his home, the actor was pronounced lifeless.

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Who Was Angus Cloud?

Angus Cloud was born on July 10, 1998, in Oakland, California, United States. At a young age, he achieved fame thanks to his role in Euphoria, the popular HBO series.

The actor gave life to Fezco, a local dealer, who has a complex relationship with the main characters. His character is one of the most prominent secondary characters, and his performance was praised by critics and audiences alike.

Before his involvement in Euphoria, 25-year-old Angus Cloud had no acting experience, but he did excel in the modeling world. Almost two years before he became a famous actor, he worked at a “chicken and waffle place” and lived in Bushwick.

His performance in the series opened doors for him in acting and allowed him to gain popularity in the entertainment industry.

This story was written in Spanish by Nayeli Párraga in Cultura Colectiva

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