Dead at 50: Alec Musser, Star of “All My Children”

Alec Musser, who was most known for his appearances in the comedy picture Grown Ups and the soap opera All My Children. Dead at 50 years old.

Paige Press, who was engaged to Musser, disclosed to TMZ that the actor had gone unexpectedly on January 12 at his residence in Del Mar, California. The causes of his demise were not disclosed to anyone.

Press paid respect to her late boyfriend by uploading a photo of the two of them on the day that they became engaged on her Instagram Stories. She also included a photo of herself wearing her engagement ring in the post. She wrote, “I will never remove my ring,” and she meant it. “@alecmusser.com” Your love will last forever.

Another photo that Press shared was of Musser posing with one of their dogs, Calle, and the caption that accompanied it said, “You were the best dog dad.”

Prior to focusing on his career as an actor, Musser was employed as a model for Abercrombie & Fitch. Press stated on her Instagram Stories, beside an old shirtless modeling shot of the actor, “The best model @abercrombie ever had.” The photo was associated with the actor.

On the television show All My Children, Musser made his debut as an actor by playing the role of Del Henry. As a result of his victory in the second season of the reality show I Wanna Be a Soap Star, he was offered the part.

After that, he went on to perform roles on the television series Rita Rocks and Desperate Housewives. He also acted in the film Grown Ups, which was released in 2010, and the scene in which he appeared was set in a water park.

Additionally, following the news of the actor’s passing, Adam Sandler, who also served as a co-writer on the comedy flick, posted an homage to the late actor. He posted on Instagram, “I loved this guy,” and he was right. “I am unable to comprehend that he has passed away. He is such a great, hilarious, and ethical dude. Alec Musser and his family are in my thoughts, and I am sending all of my love to them. a person who is a sincere and wonderful sweetie.”