Renowned thespian and physical fitness exemplar Alec Musser passed away on the somber Saturday, as conveyed by his betrothed. At the age of 50, Musser left an indelible mark, particularly acclaimed for his portrayal of Del Henry in the ABC dramatization “All My Children.” The exact cause of his demise remains unconfirmed.
Alec Musser, distinguished for his roles in the television dramas “All My Children” and “Desperate Housewives,” has departed from the mortal realm, as declared by his affianced Paige Press through an Instagram proclamation on the mournful Saturday. Aged 50 at the time of his untimely departure, Musser’s fiancée shared sentiments of heartbreak and eternal love on Instagram Stories.
“RIP to the love of my life, @alecmusser. I will never cease adoring you. My heart is fractured,” expressed Press in a post disseminated on Instagram Stories, encapsulating the profound sorrow.
Expressing the profundity of her grief, she continued, “Today is the worst day of my life. We were so happy.”
In subsequent communications, she officially confirmed Musser’s demise on January 13, 2024, stating, “RIP 4/11/73 — 1/13/24.”
TMZ also corroborated the news of Musser’s demise, reporting that the actor met his end at his residence in Del Mar, California. The precise cause of death awaits official verification.
Musser ascended to prominence when he assumed the character of Del Henry, succeeding Winsor Harmon, in the ABC soap opera “All My Children” following his triumph in SOAPnet’s reality television contest “I Wanna Be a Soap Star.” His debut in 2005 culminated in a two-year tenure, concluding in 2007.
His thespian repertoire further included appearances in “Rita Rocks,” “Grown Ups,” and “Road to the Altar.” A poignant culmination to his acting career was his portrayal of Fredrich in the concluding season of “Desperate Housewives” in 2011.
Beyond the realm of acting, Musser’s multifaceted identity encompassed a vocation as a fitness model, as attested by Press. In a commemorative post, she lauded him as “the best model @abercrombie ever had,” portraying the depth and diversity of his contributions.