Actor Angus Cloud, known for his role as Fesco in the TV series Euphoria, has died at the age of 25 in Auckland. TMZ writes about this with reference to the artist’s family.
Cloud’s relatives did not disclose the cause of his death. However, they expressed the hope that his departure would be “a reminder to others that they are not alone and should not fight alone with themselves in silence.” Reporters later received a recording of a 911 call from Cloud’s mother. In the audio, the woman lists an overdose of an unidentified substance as a possible cause of death. She also adds, according to the publication, that she found him without a pulse.
A source close to the actor’s family told the publication that after returning from his father’s funeral in Ireland, the actor seriously considered committing suicide. According to him, Angus lived in the family home to overcome the grief.
“As an artist, friend, brother and son, Angus has been special to all of us in so many ways. Last week, he buried his father and mourned this loss. Our only comfort is knowing that Angus has now been reunited with his father, who was also his best friend,” Cloud’s family said in a statement.
Angus Cloud was born on May 11, 1998 in Auckland, United States. He graduated from the local art school, where he studied in the same class with another Euphoria star, Zendaya. The casting director for the series saw Cloud when he was working at a restaurant in New York. Euphoria was Cloud’s debut film project. Following the success of the show, he appeared on North Hollywood and The Line, as well as in several music videos, including the video for the song “Cigarrettes” by rapper Juice Wrld.
