Hollywood actor Kelly Mac died at the age of 33, known for his roles in ‘The Walking Dead’ and ‘Chicago Made’. The actor died on Saturday, August 2, after a battle with glioma of the Central Nervous system, according to a family statement shared on Carringbridge.

“It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passage of our beloved Kelly. Such a bright, emotional light has moved forward, a place that we all should eventually go,” her sister, Catherine Clabeno said in a statement on Tuesday that in a statement posted on Mac’s Instagram. He said, “Kelly passes peacefully on Saturday evening, dedicating her dedicated mother Kristeon and Aunty Karen on her side. She already learned many of her loved ones as butterflies.

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The family shared a plan to organize “a recognition and remembrance of Kelly’s life” at Glendel, Ohio on 16 August, with a celebration of her life to follow in Los Angeles at the later date.

A glioma is a type of tumor that develops when glovel cells, which usually supports nerve function and central nervous system, as explained by the Cleveland Clinic. While gliomas grow the most in the brain, they can also occur in the spinal cord.

Born as Kelly Lynn Clebeno, Mac played the role of added in season 9 of ‘The Walking Dead’. In addition to several performances in advertisements and television programs, his most notable role was Panelope Jacobs in season 8 of ‘Chicago Made’.

In January, Mac revealed that spreading it was detected by the midline glioma, which is a rare and aggressive form of astrocytoma.

He is alive by his parents, his brother Parker, his sister Catherine and his grandparents.