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COMEDIAN Teddy Ray reportedly passed away on Friday as friends and fans took to social media to express their condolences.
At this time, Teddy’s cause of death has not been made public.
Comedian Teddy Ray dies at 32
Cause of Death
Teddy’s cause of death has not yet been made public.
He was best known for his appearances on Russell Simmons’ broadcast comedy All Def Digital, being a cast member of MTV’s Wild ‘N Out, and hosting a podcast called The Cali Kickback with Lewis Ray.
Legends like Katt Williams and Russell Simmons collaborated with him, and his content often went viral.
He was offered his first television special on BET a year after beginning his career as a stand-up comedian.
He had recently turned 32, celebrating his birthday on July 30 in his latest Instagram post.
“I hit 32 like… Lord, I thank you for another lap around this hot sun,” the caption read along with a photo of a shirtless Teddy sitting in the front seat of a car.
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Fellow comedians and other celebrities spoke about Teddy on Twitter.
“rip teddy ray, he was a real one,” wrote Desus Nice, former co-host of Desus & Mero.
Musician Jean Deaux tweeted
Musician Jean Deaux tweeted: “Just saw the news about Teddy Ray passing. Teddy has been a great friend to me for over 5 years.
“I’ve been to almost every one of his comedy shows in Los Angeles since he started. one of the funniest people i know seriously. this is really heartbreaking man. RIP teddy fucking brother.”
“Teddy Ray was a hilarious and beloved artist. He will be deeply missed by the entire comedy community,” Comedy Central wrote.
Hoorae Media, a media production company formed by actress Issa Rae also shared a tweet about Teddy’s passing.
“Rest in power to our longtime creative friend and collaborator, Teddy Ray. Grateful for the energy you always brought to our projects and sets!”
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