Alexa Demie is currently navigating the process of grieving after the tragic passing of her “Euphoria” co-star, Angus Cloud, at the age of 25. In a recent interview with W Magazine, Demie shared her insights on healing and processing, emphasizing that it is not a linear journey. She expressed her intention to maintain a light-hearted approach whenever possible.
Initially, Demie expressed her sorrow by posting a broken heart emoji on Instagram in tribute to Cloud. The beloved actor, known for his role as Fez, a charismatic drug dealer on the hit HBO series, was discovered deceased at his family’s residence in Oakland, California, in late July. The statement made by Cloud’s family to TMZ mentioned his recent struggle following the burial of his father.
Demie has joined several of her co-stars in honoring Cloud’s memory. Zendaya, the lead actor in “Euphoria,” shared a photo of a mural dedicated to him, while Sydney Sweeney remembered Cloud as an open soul with a kind heart. Even Billie Eilish publicly paid her respects to the late actor.
Cloud’s mother maintains that her son’s passing was accidental and that he did not intend to leave this world. She recounted their last interaction, in which they hugged and Cloud assured her that he would see her in the morning. It was during the following morning that the Oakland Fire Department discovered him deceased.
Demie, who portrays Maddy Perez in “Euphoria,” has been coping with the loss while continuing her professional endeavors. She recently completed a shoot for Calvin Klein’s 2023 fall campaign, which was described as light and fun. Notably, the campaign caught the attention of Jeremy Allen White, star of “The Bear.”
Reflecting on her experience with the campaign, Demie expressed her surprise at the lack of tension or drama typically associated with such projects. She described it as the most enjoyable campaign she has ever been a part of in her career. The details of Cloud’s passing continue to remain undisclosed.
Meanwhile, HBO Max has paid tribute to Cloud by adding a heartfelt disclaimer to both the pilot and first episode of “Euphoria” Season 2. The disclaimer reads, “In memory of Angus Cloud, 1998 – 2023.”
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