Leslie Jordan’s cause-of-death has been revealed

Actor Leslie JordanThe official cause of death was confirmed: He died from sudden cardiac dysfunction and arteriosclerotic heart disease, according to the Los Angeles County coroner’s office. Yahoo Entertainment has also been informed.

The loved Call me Kat Actor and social media star, 67 died On the morning of Oct. 24, he was killed in a car accident at Cahuenga Boulevard, Romaine Street, West Hollywood, Calif. The accident occurred while he was on his way to set for his sitcom. It was initially suspected that he had suffered a medical emergency and had driven into the side of the building.

The sudden death prompted tributes From Jordan’s former and current colleagues, Ellen DeGenres and George Takei, his former castmates Will and Grace. They thought of someone who was always happy and telling stories, as well as creating laughs online.

Mayim Bialik is an actress. Call me KatThe cast made a statement about Jordan’s death, and the sitcom was forced to suspend production.

“We are feeling a loss as a cast and as individuals. There are no words. Call me Kat Bialik spoke of his family. “Leslie Jordan was greater than life. He was a Southern gentleman, tender, wise, naughty, and hilarious. We were privileged to have the chance to meet and love him at his peak of joy and happiness. It’s impossible to imagine a world with Leslie. He was the man who would spit in his contacts before putting them into his eyes, the guy who could tell a story of every man in Hollywood and the women, and the man who loved to make people smile. We will be taking the time to grieve and celebrate the many gifts Leslie has given us and the whole world. Privacy is appreciated at this time.

In December’s final episode, Phil, Jordan’s character from Fox, appeared as a guest on the show. He co-stars with Swoozie Kurtz and Kyla Pratt. Julian Gant and Cheyenne Jackson also star on Fox. The episode that followed aired on Jan. 5. It was revealed that Phil had fallen in love and moved to Tahiti.

Producer Jim Patterson told Deadline Last month, Phil announced that he will continue to live for ever and live the most fulfilling and happy life possible.

Many Jordan’s celebrity friends including Maren Morris, Maren, Margaret Cho, Jim Parsons, and Bialik are set to appear at the event. Reportin’ for Duty: A Tribute to Leslie Jordan February 19, at the Grand Ole Opry House, Nashville, Tenn.

Jordan was a huge fan of the EB Research Partnership and all proceeds will go to it.