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Comedian and Blue Bloods actor Alex Duong died at 42 after a 2025 diagnosis of alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma, an aggressive rare cancer that left him blind in his left eye. He battled the illness while raising his 5-year-old daughter with his wife, faced mounting medical debt, and received support from the comedy community via GoFundMe; a memorial service was announced for Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
Actor and comedian Alex Duong, known for playing Sonny Le on Blue Bloods, died at 42 after a battle with alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma. His death was announced on a GoFundMe page established to help cover treatment costs; his wife Christina and daughter Everest were able to say goodbye, as he had been fighting cancer and septic shock. Duong's credits also include roles on Pretty Little Liars, The Young and the Restless, and 90210.
Comedian and Blue Bloods actor Alex Duong died at 42 after a yearlong battle with alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare soft-tissue cancer. His final Instagram activity and a GoFundMe update described his worsening condition and septic shock; he was able to say goodbye to his wife Christina and their 5-year-old daughter Everest before passing. His death was mourned by fellow comedians and fans who supported his family during the illness.
Alex Duong, a stand-up comedian and actor who appeared on Blue Bloods and other TV projects, died at 42 in a Los Angeles hospital after battling alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma; his passing was announced via a GoFundMe page and he was remembered by family and peers as a beloved member of the comedy community.
Los Angeles-based comedian, writer and actor Alex Duong, known for a multi-episode arc on Blue Bloods and credits including Dexter, Everybody Hates Chris, 90210 and Pretty Little Liars, died at 42 after battling alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare cancer. He underwent surgery to remove a malignant growth that blocked blood flow to his optic nerve and caused vision loss, and had been preparing a 41-state tour pre-diagnosis. A GoFundMe supported his family as he faced treatment; he is survived by his wife Christina and daughter Everest, with a celebration of life to be announced.