'All My Children' actor Jeffrey Carlson passes away at 48; cause of death not revealed yet

Updated : Jul 10, 2023 11:25
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Broadway and TV Actor Jeffrey Carlson, who played the role of Joe in 'All My Children', passed away at the age of 48. Actor Susan Hart shared the news of his demise on her Facebook page on July 7.


She wrote, ‘Good night my sweet sweet sweet prince among men. No words for our despair at losing you Jeffrey Carlson. You were … oh God… no words… so so loved and adored. For those of you that don’t know, I’m very sorry to share the news that Jeffrey passed away yesterday.

I have been respectful of his family’s privacy in not sharing the news sooner… also could not breathe or function… still can’t… love to all… just devastated..’


No details regarding the cause of his death have been revealed yet.


A lot of stars took to social media to pay their respect.


Adam Feldman, the New York Theatre editor, took to Twitter to condole Jeffrey Carlson’s death.
Eden Riegel, who played the role of Bianca alongside Joe on ‘All My Children’, also took to Twitter and wrote, ‘I feel fortunate enough to have called this kind soul a friend. Gone too soon.’


Jeffrey Carlson starred in 59 episodes of ‘All My Children’ starting in 2006, as per IMDb. He also appeared on Broadway in such roles as Billy in Edward Albee's ‘The Goat or Who Is Sylvia?’ and Marilyn in ‘Taboo’.

He also featured in several film and TV projects during his career, including the 2005 comedy ‘Hitch’.

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