Actor Alec Musser, best known for his role as Del Henry in the beloved soap opera All My Children and his notable presence in fitness modeling, has passed away at the age of 50.
The sad news was confirmed by Musser’s fiancée, Paige Press, who revealed that he died on Friday night at his home in Del Mar, California. Musser’s uncle, Robert, also confirmed the actor’s death, but details regarding the circumstances or exact cause were not disclosed.
Musser gained recognition for his portrayal of Del Henry on the long-running All My Children between 2005 and 2007, where he appeared in a total of 43 episodes. His performance left a lasting impact on fans of the show.
Let’s reminisce with the All My Children’s opening credits:
In addition to that role, Musser showcased his acting talent in various films and TV shows, including “Grown Ups,” “Rita Rocks,” “Desperate Housewives,” and “Road to the Altar.” Despite having six acting credits to his name, Musser’s on-screen work contributed to his popularity in the entertainment industry.
However, Musser was not only known for his acting career but also for his successful venture into fitness modeling. He graced the covers of several magazines, including Men’s Health, Men’s Workout, Exercise Health, and several others. His physique and dedication to bodybuilding earned him recognition in the fitness world.
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While Musser might not have been actively involved in Hollywood recently, he maintained a significant presence on social media. Through his online platforms, he continued to share his health and fitness journey, portraying an active lifestyle, and posting pictures with loved ones. His online presence gave no indication of any health issues, making his sudden passing all the more shocking to fans and colleagues.
At only 50 years old, Musser’s untimely passing has left the entertainment community and his fans mourning the loss of a talented actor and a dedicated fitness model.
Do you have any fond memories of Musser’s performances on screen or his contributions to fitness modeling?
