Veteran Hollywood actress Dalyce Curry, who is known for her iconic roles in films like Blues Brothers, Lady Sings the Blues, and The 10 Commandments, has passed away at the age of 95. Her body was discovered in the aftermath of a wildfire that destroyed her home in Altadena, California.
The tragedy occurred as the Eaton Fire swept through areas east of Los Angeles, leaving devastation in its wake. The blaze consumed homes and forced mass evacuations in Altadena and Pasadena, ultimately claiming the life of the legendary actress.
According to TMZ, Dalyce Curry’s remains body were found after her granddaughter reported her missing. In a poignant Facebook post, her granddaughter shared that she had last seen her on January 7, after dropping her off at her Altadena home.
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When she attempted to check on Curry the following day, police barricades blocked access to the area. Authorities later confirmed that the property had been destroyed, and after an exhaustive search, it was determined that she had perished in the fire.
Curry’s passing is one of at least 24 fatalities attributed to the recent Los Angeles wildfires. The incident has underscored the immense loss and devastation caused by these fires, which continue to disrupt countless lives in the region.
Fans and loved ones are mourning the loss of Dalyce Curry. She leaves behind a legacy of unforgettable performances and cherished memories that will endure in the hearts of many.
Her death is a stark reminder of the destructive power of wildfires and the urgent need for continued efforts to mitigate their impact. As Hollywood and her family pay tribute to her remarkable life, Dalyce Curry’s legacy will remain a shining light amid the ashes of this tragedy.
