Actor Alec Musser, who starred in “All My Children” and “Grown Ups,” died on Saturday at the age of 50.
Musser was a fitness model and reportedly took great care of his body — he was also vaccinated and boosted against COVID-19, according to his fiancée, Paige Press, who said Musser was suffering from “a severe case of COVID” when he died at their home in Del Mar, California, Fox News reported.
Press was adamant that, in her opinion, the virus contributed to Musser’s death.
“He was a very healthy person. I mean he took exceptional care of his body and what went into it,” she said. “He’d eat some cookies and that was the worst thing I ever saw him do.”
“Alec was a wonderful man. He was the best fiancé. The best dog dad. Very kind hearted person,” she added. “Seeing how many messages and people have reached out to me from his childhood…In the last couple of days, people I’ve never even met, sending me photos from him from high school and when he was in their wedding…He was so loved and touched by so many people.”
The couple got engaged a little over a year ago. Press said an autopsy would be conducted, according to Fox News.
Actor Adam Sandler, who starred with Musser in the 2010 film “Grown Ups,” shared his condolences with the family online
“I loved this guy,” Sandler tweeted. “Cannot believe he is gone. Such a wonderful, funny good man. Thinking of Alec Musser and his family and sending all my love. A true great sweetheart of a person.”
I loved this guy. Cannot believe he is gone. Such a wonderful, funny good man. Thinking of Alec Musser and his family and sending all my love. A true great sweetheart of a person. pic.twitter.com/aBDEDvsq6N
— Adam Sandler (@AdamSandler) January 14, 2024
The thought police are still quick to tag any dissension over Big Pharma’s rushed concoction to allegedly ward off the virus gifted to the world out of Wuhan, China, as “disinformation.” Be that as it may, folks are perhaps more skeptical today over the long-term effects of the jab than ever — there are simply too many reports of young, healthy people dropping.
Here’s a quick sampling of responses to the story, as seen on X:
Alec Musser treated his body like a temple. He was a literal fitness model, and barely 50 and looked to be in the best shape of his life.
He was healthy, outgoing, I’m told Alec ate organic, and he was also fully vaccinated and boosted.
He was engaged to be married, and… pic.twitter.com/g17jKGYluE
— Erin Elizabeth Health Nut News (@unhealthytruth) January 14, 2024
‘Vaxed and boosted’. A fit 50 year old has very little risk from Covid—but multiple mRNA jabs = Russian roulette.
— J.T. (@JTTriguero) January 14, 2024
Give me a break – it’s the vaccine, not “Covid”
— flamingo (@asad_naureen) January 14, 2024
Covid lol. Vaxxxxxxxxx
— FJB (@allgendertoilet) January 14, 2024
it was the jab
— Drew Ace Lee (@CowboyDrewtoo) January 14, 2024
You spelled VAXX wrong.
— Brian Imes (@Soonergeddon) January 14, 2024
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