A Young Star's Journey Cut Short

Kelley Mack, a talented actress known for her role as Addy in The Walking Dead's ninth season, passed away at the age of 33. She battled glioma, a serious condition affecting the central nervous system, and died in her hometown of Cincinnati. Beyond her work on The Walking Dead, Mack appeared in popular TV shows like 9-1-1 and Chicago Med. She also lent her voice to animated projects, including the Oscar-winning Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and a Hyundai commercial. Mack's acting career began early. She starred in commercials as a child and won an award for her role in The Elephant Garden. She graduated from Chapman University with a degree in Cinematography, showing her dedication to storytelling. Her passion for acting and filmmaking was clear from a young age, sparked by a mini video camera she received as a gift. Mack's life was filled with diverse interests. She loved sports, hiking, and playing the piano. She also enjoyed traveling and had a fondness for dark chocolate and bourbon. Her family described her as vibrant and passionate, leaving a lasting impact on everyone she met. Born in Cincinnati, Mack grew up in several places across the U. S. She was the oldest of three siblings and came from a creative family. Her parents and siblings, including her brother Parker, who is also an actor, survive her. A memorial service will be held in Glendale, Ohio, and her family plans to celebrate her life in Los Angeles as well. Mack's work extended beyond acting. She co-wrote several feature scripts with her mom, including On the Black, a story inspired by her grandparents' experiences. Her dedication to her craft and her love for storytelling will be remembered by her family, friends, and fans.