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Alan Dysert, 'All My Children' star, dies at 75 after long battle with cancer

🇺🇸 United States · Culture & entertainment · Cudahy, California · 2 h ago
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“My heart is broken as I share that my beloved husband, Alan, passed away on October 23, 2026, his wife, Michele Dysert, announced the news on Facebook.
Independent sources: 6 · EntertainmentNow, Deadline, NTD
He wrote in the book that his treatment included four major cancer-related surgeries, a recurrence, chemotherapy and 29 CT scans.
Independent sources: 5 · New York Post, Deadline, Univision
The soap star revealed he was diagnosed with a “rare, aggressive and incurable cancer" in his 2023 memoir.
Independent sources: 4 · New York Post, Deadline, NTD
Michele said that while most people knew Alan for his role as Sean Cudahy on “All My Children” in the 1980s, others knew him “as the teacher and mentor who encouraged them to believe in themselves and pursue their dreams.
Independent sources: 4 · New York Post, EntertainmentNow, Voz News
Michele didn’t confirm Alan’s cause of death, but she said he “faced more than his share of health challenges over the years, yet he continued to approach life with determination, humor, and gratitude.
Independent sources: 2 · New York Post, PopCulture.com
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