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ASU Workout Tragedy: Why Matthew Mayich's Collapse Is Raising Questions New

ASU Workout Tragedy: Why Matthew Mayich's Collapse Is Raising Questions

NHL prospect Matthew Mayich remains hospitalized after collapsing during an outdoor workout at Arizona State University, and a lawyer for his family says there is “zero chance” of recovery. Mayich, 21, was participating in a military-style workout on the Tempe campus on August 20, when he experienced a medical emergency. Since then, attorney Rob Carey said that the university has mishandled its investigation into exactly what happened. “It’s very clear to me that this is a time when adults have to do the right thing — sometimes the right thing is the hard thing — and from everything I can tell and the leads we have, ASU is not handling this responsibly,” Carey told The Athletic in a story published Sunday, August 31. The outlet also reported that the workout, which took place on the first day team activities were allowed by NCAA rules, lasted about 60 minutes and included sprints, planks, pushups and bear crawls. Players who lagged behind were allegedly forced to repeat exercises or do additional sprints. Carey told the Arizona Republic that players informed him they were not given standard breaks during the workout and that the instructor, former green beret Tim Ziesel, "yelled at them from the get-go ... like a drill instructor." Allegedly, only the players who led the exercises were guaranteed water, leaving little remaining for those who trailed behind. Mayich allegedly showed signs of distress before collapsing. "He was disoriented and struggled well before he collapsed," Carey said. An attorney for Ziesel, who does not work for ASU, insisted the workout was not anything beyond what a college athlete could handle. “There isn’t a [Division 1] athlete on the planet that would describe this as a hard day of exercising, including the ASU hockey team,” attorney Buddy Rake told Phoenix’s 12News. Carey, however, disputed those claims, calling the workout “grueling, onerous and dangerous.” Carey added, “A kid’s life was basically ruined, the family is devastated, and people refuse to accept responsibility.” Mayich was entering his first season with the Sun Devils after transferring from Clarkson University. The St. Louis Blues drafted him in the sixth round of the 2023 NHL Draft. “The entire Blues organization is keeping Matthew Mayich close to our hearts as we pray for his comfort and recovery while he continues to undergo medical treatment in Arizona,” Blues president of hockey operations, Doug Armstrong, said in a statement on Wednesday, August 26. “His agent has kept us informed about Matthew’s medical status over the last week and we extend our deepest support to his family, friends and teammates during this difficult time.” After the incident, Arizona State confirmed that a student-athlete had collapsed and an investigation was underway. “A student-athlete who collapsed during an outdoor exercise Thursday morning remains hospitalized,” vice president of ASU media relations Chris Fiscus said in a statement to The Athletic. “The student-athlete, a member of the ASU hockey team, is not being named by the university because of privacy interests. The university is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the workout.”

Sep 02, 2026
NHL Prospect's Collapse at ASU Sparks Controversy Over Workout Safety New

NHL Prospect's Collapse at ASU Sparks Controversy Over Workout Safety

NHL prospect Matthew Mayich remains hospitalized after collapsing during an outdoor workout at Arizona State University, and a lawyer for his family says there is “zero chance” of recovery. Mayich, 21, was participating in a military-style workout on the Tempe campus on August 20, when he experienced a medical emergency. Since then, attorney Rob Carey said that the university has mishandled its investigation into exactly what happened. “It’s very clear to me that this is a time when adults have to do the right thing — sometimes the right thing is the hard thing — and from everything I can tell and the leads we have, ASU is not handling this responsibly,” Carey told The Athletic in a story published Sunday, August 31. The outlet also reported that the workout, which took place on the first day team activities were allowed by NCAA rules, lasted about 60 minutes and included sprints, planks, pushups and bear crawls. Players who lagged behind were allegedly forced to repeat exercises or do additional sprints. Carey told the Arizona Republic that players informed him they were not given standard breaks during the workout and that the instructor, former green beret Tim Ziesel, "yelled at them from the get-go ... like a drill instructor." Allegedly, only the players who led the exercises were guaranteed water, leaving little remaining for those who trailed behind. Mayich allegedly showed signs of distress before collapsing. "He was disoriented and struggled well before he collapsed," Carey said. An attorney for Ziesel, who does not work for ASU, insisted the workout was not anything beyond what a college athlete could handle. “There isn’t a [Division 1] athlete on the planet that would describe this as a hard day of exercising, including the ASU hockey team,” attorney Buddy Rake told Phoenix’s 12News. Carey, however, disputed those claims, calling the workout “grueling, onerous and dangerous.” Carey added, “A kid’s life was basically ruined, the family is devastated, and people refuse to accept responsibility.” Mayich was entering his first season with the Sun Devils after transferring from Clarkson University. The St. Louis Blues drafted him in the sixth round of the 2023 NHL Draft. “The entire Blues organization is keeping Matthew Mayich close to our hearts as we pray for his comfort and recovery while he continues to undergo medical treatment in Arizona,” Blues president of hockey operations, Doug Armstrong, said in a statement on Wednesday, August 26. “His agent has kept us informed about Matthew’s medical status over the last week and we extend our deepest support to his family, friends and teammates during this difficult time.” After the incident, Arizona State confirmed that a student-athlete had collapsed and an investigation was underway. “A student-athlete who collapsed during an outdoor exercise Thursday morning remains hospitalized,” vice president of ASU media relations Chris Fiscus said in a statement to The Athletic. “The student-athlete, a member of the ASU hockey team, is not being named by the university because of privacy interests. The university is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the workout.”

Sep 02, 2026
Vučić pokreće podkAVst: Šta nas očekuje u prvom izdanju? New

Vučić pokreće podkAVst: Šta nas očekuje u prvom izdanju?

Foto:Marko Ljutica autor: 02. sep. 2026. 22:50 Predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić najavio je danas da u petak pokreće podkast pod nazivom "podkAVst", uz poruku da neće voditi razgovore o politici, već o ljudima, njihovim životima, uspesima, padovima, verovanjima i svemu što ih je oblikovalo. Oglas Vučić je naveo da će razgovarati i o sportu, kulturi, umetnosti, veri, istoriji, kao i o stvarima "zbog kojih vredi zastati i saslušati drugog čoveka"."Želim da to bude mesto dobrih razgovora i zanimljivih ljudi. Mesto na kojem ćemo možda jedni druge upoznati malo bolje", dodao je Vučić."Premijera je u petak u podne na Jutjub kanalu Aleksandar Vučić. Prvi gost će biti košarkaški trener Miroslav Muta Nikolić. Ako želite da od početka budete deo ove priče, pretplatite se na kanal i uključite obaveštenja", poručio je Vučić.Podsećanja radi, nakon najava da će u petak doći u Novi Sad i tamo organizovati skup Srpske napredne stranke, Vučić je danas saopštio da se miting odlaže."Planirao sam da se obratim Novosađanima 4. septembra, u petak. Obaveštavam vas da ćemo da odložimo to obraćanje i taj skup jer za mene životi ljudi su najvažniji. Ne bi čuvala policija nas od njih, policija bi čuvala njih od ogorčenih građana koji ne mogu da trpe više teror na ulicama. Ali, za mene i jedni i drugi su građani", rekao je Vučić u video objavi na svom Instagram nalogu. Pratite nas na društvenim mrežama: Koje je tvoje mišljenje o ovoj temi? Učestvuj u diskusiji ili pročitaj komentare

Sep 02, 2026
Kai Trump's Emotional Struggle as She Embarks on College Life New

Kai Trump's Emotional Struggle as She Embarks on College Life

Vanessa Trump and Donald Trump Jr.’s daughter Kai is “struggling” as she starts her freshman year at the University of Miami.The 18-year-old documented her final days in Jupiter, Florida, before moving to Miami in a new YouTube vlog posted over the weekend.The aspiring pro golfer kicked off Saturday’s video with footage of herself crying behind the wheel as she prepared to say goodbye to her loved ones.Kai Trump cried over her college departure in a Saturday vlog. kai trump/ youtubeThe 18-year-old told viewers she was “really struggling.” kai trump/ youtube“I’m not a very emotional person at all, so this is like really weird for me to cry,” Kai said, noting that she has “only cried a few times” in her life.“I think knowing that I have to say goodbye to everyone tonight really, really sucks,” President Donald Trump’s granddaughter continued. “I’m struggling right now, just thinking about it.”However, Kai, who will be an hour and a half away from her family, expressed excitement over this “next chapter.”“I’m not a very emotional person at all, so this is like really weird for me to cry,” she said in the video. kai trump/ youtube“I think knowing that I have to say goodbye to everyone tonight really, really sucks,” the teen added. kai trump/ youtubeShe told viewers, “I’m moving on. … It happens to everyone. It’s time to move on.”Kai did not film the goodbyes with her friends and family, explaining, “It was just, like, sad. I just wanted to say goodbye. It was, like, hard to film because I wanted to be, like, present with my family, so I just didn’t film it.”She went on to give a glimpse of her apartment, which Vanessa, 48, helped her move into.Trump (pictured above on Tuesday) went on to express excitement over her “next chapter.” kai trump/ instagram“It happens to everyone,” Trump (pictured above on July 16) said. “It’s time to move on.” Getty ImagesKai, who predicted her mom would “have a mental breakdown” moving her in, documented the experience of shopping for her new space via Instagram on Sunday.“I’m totally exhausted from going to her apartment, coming back and forth and moving everything,” Vanessa said in the social media upload.“We spent HOURS shopping for everything I could possibly need for my apartment and getting ready for this new chapter of college life!” Kai told her followers. “So thankful my mom was there to do it all with me.”Trump “didn’t want to film” her goodbyes so she could be “present” for the occasion. @kaitrumpgolfer/InstagramShe also gave a glimpse of her new apartment in the footage. kai trump/ instagramThe athlete, who committed to the Florida college nearly two years before graduating from high school in May, continued, “She truly is the BEST mom, and I’m so grateful for her.”She gave a deeper look at their shopping trip on YouTube, where she observed her mom was “definitely getting emotional because she got quiet.”Vanessa, however, quipped, “I think this is amazing. One child out and four more to go.”She also posted a YouTube vlog showing mom Vanessa Trump helping her shop ahead of the big move. kai trump/ instagram“She truly is the BEST mom, and I’m so grateful for her,” Kai (pictured above on March 3) gushed. TGL Golf via Getty ImagesVanessa shares Kai and her siblings — Donald III, 17, Tristan, 14, Spencer, 13, and Chloe, 12 — with ex-husband Donald Jr., whom she divorced in 2018.She has since moved on with boyfriend Tiger Woods and is currently battling breast cancer.When she went public with her diagnosis in May, Kai showed support for her mom by dubbing her “the strongest person” she knows. Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Sep 02, 2026
Heartbreak in Times Square: The Tragic Fate of Erin Piacenti New

Heartbreak in Times Square: The Tragic Fate of Erin Piacenti

The Bank of America executive randomly slain near Times Square was “preparing to build a life” with her husband and 5-month-old daughter, her family revealed in a heartbreaking statement Wednesday.Relatives of Erin Piacenti, 32, said they were “devastated” by her unprovoked stabbing death Monday — her first day back at work after maternity leave — and asked for privacy, according to the statement.Erin Piacenti, left, was fatally stabbed in a random attack in Times Square on August 31, 2026. GofundmePiacenti was had just returned to work from maternity leave when she was killed. Gofundme“Becoming a mother was Erin’s lifelong ambition, and Madison gave her the greatest possible joy,” states a GoFundMe page that the family directed wellwishers to in order to raise money for her 5-month-old daughter’s future.“Erin’s life was defined not by the circumstances of her death, but instead by the way she lived,” the page reads. “Erin was deeply devoted to her family and friends, exceptionally bright and accomplished, and was someone who brought warmth and energy to the people around her.”Piacenti, a University of Pennsylvania and Fordham University School of Law graduate, was randomly knifed by Pamela Cisneros, 49, a Queens mom-of-three who long battled mental illness.Cisneros – who also seriously wounded Tak Kam, a 68-year-old Rhode Island dad – was dramatically shot and killed as she tried to charge NYPD cops while clutching a knife in each hand.The senseless attack cut short Piacenti’s promising future.Pamela Cisneros lunges toward police officers near West 41st Street and Seventh Avenue in Times Square. @bboypop97/InstagramErin Guiltinan – her maiden name – married the love of her life, Frank Piacenti, on Aug. 10, 2024 after the pair attended Fordham Law together and shot up the corporate and legal ladders.“Erin and Frank celebrated their second wedding anniversary this summer, had just returned from a family road trip upon her passing, and were preparing to build a life together with their new daughter,” the fundraiser states. “That life changed incomprehensibly in an instant.”The family added, “Erin’s career accomplishments .. speak to only a small portion of who she was. “To the people who knew and loved her, Erin was a thoughtful daughter and sister, a loyal friend, a devoted partner and companion in every aspect of Frank’s life, and, most recently, an incredibly loving mother to Madison.”The lovebirds had bought a dream home — a 4-bedroom, 5-bathroom modern build house in leafy Chester, New Jersey — in September 2025, property records show.“She was here with her husband for paint for their new house,” said Carla, a 20-year resident of Chester and employee at paint and window treatment store “Paintpourri” in the center of town.“So sad. That they were married two years ago. The baby. When we heard we looked it up in our system and we were like, yep he’s a customer,” she told The Post on Wednesday.“The system failed them. That woman should have been committed,” she said of Cisneros.The tragedy also shocked Piacenti’s co-workers at Bank of America, where she had worked for the last  18 months as a vice president in the business-selection-and-conflicts team.Cisneros was shot and killed by police after the attacks.“She was a beautiful young lady, very sharp,” said one woman outside the bank’s offices near Bryant Park, who worked on Piacenti’s floor.“It’s very sad, very sad, we are grieving. We all have our heads down – everybody.”Another worker, who didn’t know Piacenti, said of herself and other employees: “People are talking about it, how terrible it is and you have to stay alert at all times.”“You can feel the heaviness in the air.”Garden State residents agreed.Amy M, 37, a pilates instructor who moved to Chester from the Upper West Side with her husband and daughter during the COVID-19 pandemic, said it seemed like “The city is getting so dangerous.”“My husband walks through Time Square twice a day. It could have easily been him,” she said while picking up hot bagels at the Chester Bagel & Deli. “It’s terrifying. You get used to crazy people yelling on the street. You tense up and walk a little faster but you kind of get used to it.”Beth, a 71-year-old local business owner who grew up in nearby Morristown, called the attacks “terrible.”“It’s a nightmare,” she said. “It seems like everyday someone’s getting shot or stabbed in Times Square now.”More than $180,000 out of a $250,000 goal has been donated to the fundraiser as of Wednesday evening.

Sep 02, 2026
Grecia Quiroz causa revuelo al buscar amparo por celulares de exalcalde New

Grecia Quiroz causa revuelo al buscar amparo por celulares de exalcalde

Yesenia Méndez, exsecretaria particular de Carlos Manzo Rodríguez, advirtió que la alcaldesa sustituta de Uruapan, Grecia Quiroz, busca ampararse contra el requerimiento hecho por la Fiscalía General del Estado (FGE) para que entregue los celulares del exmunícipe asesinado en noviembre de 2025. Al acudir a la FGE, Yesenia amplió su declaración sobre el crimen contra Manzo, y pidió a la Fiscalía que indagara la relación laboral y personal entre Grecia Quiroz y Samuel “N”, uno de los implicados en el crimen.  Foto: Cuartoscuro/Facebook Despiden a Yesenia Méndez del Ayuntamiento de UruapanTras las declaraciones, Yesenia Méndez fue despedida del Ayuntamiento de Uruapan.“Y sí siento que fue como una represaria por las declaraciones que vine a hacer a la Fiscalía cuando hice mi ampliación de declaración en torno a la relación tanto laboral como personal que la Presidenta en funciones tenía con el compañero Samuel. También despidieron a mi pareja, a mi esposo, el día de ayer, entonces pues nos quedamos ahora sí que sin trabajo”, denunció la ex empleada. Señaló que, junto a ella, se registró el despido masivo de elementos de seguridad y tránsito municipales, aunque en el caso de esos trabajares, su cese obedeció aparentemente a la falta de recursos. “¿Cuántos nos quedamos sin empleo el día de ayer? varios compañeros, no fui la única, algunos ya se están manifestando una compañera vi que subió en el Face que pues no era justo que ella también era mujer y que no era justo la manera en que se nos estaba tratando el día de ayer si fueron 150 elementos creo entre tránsitos policías y gente de confianza y gente de la administración pasada también”, compartió. Luego de la ampliación de declaración, la FGE solicitó formalmente a Grecia Quiroz, la entrega de los celulares del ex alcalde, sin embargo, Yesenia ha sido informada de que la alcaldesa sustituta busca recursos legales para evitar poner a disposición de la autoridad ministerial el o los celulares de Carlos Manzo.“Pues yo tengo entendido por los comentarios que anda buscando una manera de ampararse para no tener la necesidad de entregarlos. Desconozco el porqué o el motivo. Yo creo que ya es el momento de que entregue los celulares, de que diga aquí están, el que nada debe, nada teme, no escondo nada y aquí están los aparatos, incluso el de ella también”.  Pese a las acciones que dijo, son formas de intimidación, adelantó que por el momento no solicitará algún tipo de protección, pues aunque ha recibido mensajes ofensivos, no considera que se traten de amenazas reales.  Insistió en que su única intención es que se esclarezca la relación de Quiroz y Samuel “N”, personaje que, tras el asesinato de Manzo, gozaba de privilegios al interior del Ayuntamiento de Uruapan y era protegido por la alcaldesa sustituta. BYR

Sep 02, 2026
NHL Prospect Matthew Mayich Sparks Outrage After ASU Workout Collapse New

NHL Prospect Matthew Mayich Sparks Outrage After ASU Workout Collapse

NHL prospect Matthew Mayich remains hospitalized after collapsing during an outdoor workout at Arizona State University, and a lawyer for his family says there is “zero chance” of recovery. Mayich, 21, was participating in a military-style workout on the Tempe campus on August 20, when he experienced a medical emergency. Since then, attorney Rob Carey said that the university has mishandled its investigation into exactly what happened. “It’s very clear to me that this is a time when adults have to do the right thing — sometimes the right thing is the hard thing — and from everything I can tell and the leads we have, ASU is not handling this responsibly,” Carey told The Athletic in a story published Sunday, August 31. The outlet also reported that the workout, which took place on the first day team activities were allowed by NCAA rules, lasted about 60 minutes and included sprints, planks, pushups and bear crawls. Players who lagged behind were allegedly forced to repeat exercises or do additional sprints. Carey told the Arizona Republic that players informed him they were not given standard breaks during the workout and that the instructor, former green beret Tim Ziesel, "yelled at them from the get-go ... like a drill instructor." Allegedly, only the players who led the exercises were guaranteed water, leaving little remaining for those who trailed behind. Mayich allegedly showed signs of distress before collapsing. "He was disoriented and struggled well before he collapsed," Carey said. An attorney for Ziesel, who does not work for ASU, insisted the workout was not anything beyond what a college athlete could handle. “There isn’t a [Division 1] athlete on the planet that would describe this as a hard day of exercising, including the ASU hockey team,” attorney Buddy Rake told Phoenix’s 12News. Carey, however, disputed those claims, calling the workout “grueling, onerous and dangerous.” Carey added, “A kid’s life was basically ruined, the family is devastated, and people refuse to accept responsibility.” Mayich was entering his first season with the Sun Devils after transferring from Clarkson University. The St. Louis Blues drafted him in the sixth round of the 2023 NHL Draft. “The entire Blues organization is keeping Matthew Mayich close to our hearts as we pray for his comfort and recovery while he continues to undergo medical treatment in Arizona,” Blues president of hockey operations, Doug Armstrong, said in a statement on Wednesday, August 26. “His agent has kept us informed about Matthew’s medical status over the last week and we extend our deepest support to his family, friends and teammates during this difficult time.” After the incident, Arizona State confirmed that a student-athlete had collapsed and an investigation was underway. “A student-athlete who collapsed during an outdoor exercise Thursday morning remains hospitalized,” vice president of ASU media relations Chris Fiscus said in a statement to The Athletic. “The student-athlete, a member of the ASU hockey team, is not being named by the university because of privacy interests. The university is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the workout.”

Sep 02, 2026
Vučićeva pisma penzionerima izazvala buru: Poštari rade prekovremeno New

Vučićeva pisma penzionerima izazvala buru: Poštari rade prekovremeno

Aleksandar Vučić / T.K./ATAImages, Jelena Milošević/x autor: 02. sep. 2026. 14:40 Narodna poslanica Stranke slobode i pravde, Jelena Milošević, objavila je dopis koji je stigao svim poštama u vezi sa predizbornim pismom predsednika Srbije, Aleksandra Vučića penzionerima. Kako je objavila Milošević, planirano je štampanje čak 1.900.000 primeraka, a da bi, kako je planirano, pisma stigla na adrese penzionera do 6. septembra - radiće se prekovremeno. Oglas Predsednik Srbije, Aleksandar Vučić ponovo šalje pisma penzionerima i ponovo zloupotrebljava podatake o ličnosti.U pismu koje potpisuje, Vučić se dodvorava najstarijim sugrađanima, najbrojnijem glasačkom telu i podseća ih da će dobiti pomoć države, ali i da se izbori bliže, te da odaberu za koga će glasati. Centar za istraživanje, transparentnost i odgovornost (CRTA) objašnjava da je u pitanju totalna zloupotreba javnih resursa u cilju političke promocije.Poslanica Jelena Milošević, objavila je sadržaj dopisa poštama širom Srbije, navodeći da je dostava pisama prioritet, te da posao mora biti završen do 6. septembra.Evo i dopisa koji je stigao svim poštama u vezi sa Vučićevim pismom penzionerima.Dakle, Hibridna pošta, štamparija pošte koja radi koverte, obrasce i sav materijal, će štampati Vučićeva pisma, koverte. 1.900.000 primeraka!Poštari zatim to raznose kao prioritet i mora da se… pic.twitter.com/lJ3jzhwdUc— Jelena Miloševic (@JelMilosevic) September 2, 2026"Poštari će raditi prekovremeno u subotu i nedelju. Pisma će se slati kao post ekspres pošiljke! Ovo važi i za pošte koje ne rade sa korisnicima, niti im je tog dana kada stignu pošiljke predviđena otprema - dakle rade vanredno. Biće i kontrola, kako bi se proverilo da li poštari “kvalitetno” uručuju pošiljke", objavila je Milošević.Kvalitetno, pojašnjava, znači da poštari anketiraju penzionere, uzmu im brojeve telefona i sve to upišu na obrasce koje dobijaju uz pisma."Savršena zloupotreba resursa Pošte Srbije u cilju kampanje za jednog čoveka - Aleksandra Vučića. O trošku svih građana Srbije! Maltretiranje radnika Pošte, posebno poštara. Da bi jedan čovek svim penzionerima rekao da brine o njima. I da bi ostao na vlasti jer drugačije ne može. Je l’ ovako izgleda poštovanje ODIHR preporuka u praksi, jesu li ovo fer i pošteni izbori?! Ovoliko zloupotreba a da kampanja još nije počela i izbori još nisu ni raspisani", navela je Milošević.Podsetimo, da se od poštara zahteva da od primalaca pisma, uz ime i prezime, prikupe i brojeve telefona i potpise suglasnosti za primanje daljih obaveštenja, danas je objavila i CRTA. Prema njihovim saznanjima, naručilac posla je RFZO.Navode da je sadržaj pisma predsednika Srbije penzionerima i korisnicima socijalnih davanja Srbije nedvosmislen primer političke (predizborne) agitacije.Nova.rs se sa pitanjima o distribuciji pisama i mogućem prikupljanju podataka obratila RFZO i Pošti Srbije. Ukoliko dobijemo njihove odgovore, naknadno ćemo ih objaviti. Pratite nas na društvenim mrežama: Koje je tvoje mišljenje o ovoj temi? Učestvuj u diskusiji ili pročitaj komentare

Sep 02, 2026
Tim Curry's Health Battle: The Truth Behind His Final Days New

Tim Curry's Health Battle: The Truth Behind His Final Days

Tim Curry’s cause of death was released following his passing at the age of 80 on Aug. 25.Curry died of coronary artery disease, according to the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health’s documents obtained by People.The docs also listed a history of stroke and kidney cancer as other significant conditions that contributed to Curry’s death.No operations were performed for Curry’s coronary artery disease, kidney cancer or history of stroke, according to the outlet.Tim Curry’s cause of death has been announced. FOX Image Collection via Getty ImagesThe actor, seen here in 1974, died at the age of 80. Getty ImagesLast Wednesday, the Los Angeles Police Department told Page Six, “On August 25, 2026, at 11:23 p.m., police responded to the 10500 block of La Maida St. for a radio call of a death investigation for a subject described as an 80-year-old male.”The LAPD confirmed that a death investigation report was completed.The British actor, best known for his role as the garish Dr. Frank-N-Furter in “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” had been in ill health for many years after suffering a debilitating stroke in 2012, in the midst of receiving a massage.The medical emergency brought him “way too close to death,” he said in a 2025 interview with the NYT.The actor, photographed in 2025, suffered a stroke in 2012. Getty ImagesThe stroke left Curry, seen here in 2016, unable to walk. FilmMagic“It’s a curious experience,” he shared. “I didn’t know it was happening at the time. They told me at the hospital and operated on my brain and removed, I think, two blood clots, which is a sort of grim picture. I found that very difficult to cope with as an image.”Curry added that he felt “like somebody had paddled around in my brain.”The stroke left him paralyzed along his left side and temporarily unable to talk, a prospect that left him terrified.Curry, seen here in 1995, said that the stroke brought him “way too close to death.” INSTARimagesThe stroke left Curry, seen here in 2025, paralyzed along his left side Getty Images“I think my father had a stroke when he was 45 and died later from pneumonia,” he told the NYT. “And I kept remembering my mother talking about going to see him in hospital. He could only blink for yes and no. I dreaded that. I didn’t want that to happen to me. It was very peculiar not to be able to speak, and to find a voice again was difficult.”Although he did learn to speak again, he never gained mobility and used a wheelchair.At a 50th anniversary “Rocky Horror Picture Show” screening in Los Angeles in Sept. 2025, Curry gave an update on his health, telling the audience he “still can’t walk, which is why I’m in this silly chair, and that’s very limiting.”One of his best-known roles was as Dr. Frank-N-Furter in “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.” 20th Century Fox/ShutterstockHe also played Pennywise in a television adaptation of “It.” INSTARimages“I won’t be singing and I won’t be dancing very soon,” he shared. “I still have real problems with my left leg.”The three-time Tony nominee received acclaim for his onscreen roles in movies like “Annie,” “Clue,” the Concierge in “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York,” and Long John Silver in “Muppet Treasure Island.”Another notable role was Pennywise in the ABC miniseries “It,” based on Stephen King’s 1986 horror novel.Last year, he released a memoir entitled “Vagabond.” Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Sep 02, 2026
Kai Trump Opens Up About Emotional College Goodbye: 'I'm Struggling' New

Kai Trump Opens Up About Emotional College Goodbye: 'I'm Struggling'

Vanessa Trump and Donald Trump Jr.’s daughter Kai is “struggling” as she starts her freshman year at the University of Miami.The 18-year-old documented her final days in Jupiter, Florida, before moving to Miami in a new YouTube vlog posted over the weekend.The aspiring pro golfer kicked off Saturday’s video with footage of herself crying behind the wheel as she prepared to say goodbye to her loved ones.Kai Trump cried over her college departure in a Saturday vlog. kai trump/ youtubeThe 18-year-old told viewers she was “really struggling.” kai trump/ youtube“I’m not a very emotional person at all, so this is like really weird for me to cry,” Kai said, noting that she has “only cried a few times” in her life.“I think knowing that I have to say goodbye to everyone tonight really, really sucks,” President Donald Trump’s granddaughter continued. “I’m struggling right now, just thinking about it.”However, Kai, who will be an hour and a half away from her family, expressed excitement over this “next chapter.”“I’m not a very emotional person at all, so this is like really weird for me to cry,” she said in the video. kai trump/ youtube“I think knowing that I have to say goodbye to everyone tonight really, really sucks,” the teen added. kai trump/ youtubeShe told viewers, “I’m moving on. … It happens to everyone. It’s time to move on.”Kai did not film the goodbyes with her friends and family, explaining, “It was just, like, sad. I just wanted to say goodbye. It was, like, hard to film because I wanted to be, like, present with my family, so I just didn’t film it.”She went on to give a glimpse of her apartment, which Vanessa, 48, helped her move into.Trump (pictured above on Tuesday) went on to express excitement over her “next chapter.” kai trump/ instagram“It happens to everyone,” Trump (pictured above on July 16) said. “It’s time to move on.” Getty ImagesKai, who predicted her mom would “have a mental breakdown” moving her in, documented the experience of shopping for her new space via Instagram on Sunday.“I’m totally exhausted from going to her apartment, coming back and forth and moving everything,” Vanessa said in the social media upload.“We spent HOURS shopping for everything I could possibly need for my apartment and getting ready for this new chapter of college life!” Kai told her followers. “So thankful my mom was there to do it all with me.”Trump “didn’t want to film” her goodbyes so she could be “present” for the occasion. @kaitrumpgolfer/InstagramShe also gave a glimpse of her new apartment in the footage. kai trump/ instagramThe athlete, who committed to the Florida college nearly two years before graduating from high school in May, continued, “She truly is the BEST mom, and I’m so grateful for her.”She gave a deeper look at their shopping trip on YouTube, where she observed her mom was “definitely getting emotional because she got quiet.”Vanessa, however, quipped, “I think this is amazing. One child out and four more to go.”She also posted a YouTube vlog showing mom Vanessa Trump helping her shop ahead of the big move. kai trump/ instagram“She truly is the BEST mom, and I’m so grateful for her,” Kai (pictured above on March 3) gushed. TGL Golf via Getty ImagesVanessa shares Kai and her siblings — Donald III, 17, Tristan, 14, Spencer, 13, and Chloe, 12 — with ex-husband Donald Jr., whom she divorced in 2018.She has since moved on with boyfriend Tiger Woods and is currently battling breast cancer.When she went public with her diagnosis in May, Kai showed support for her mom by dubbing her “the strongest person” she knows. Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Sep 02, 2026