SHOCK LOSS! GH Star Brad Everett Young DEAD at 46 — Cast Left Heartbroken!
Brad Everett Young’s General Hospital Family Pays Tribute After His Death
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Brad Everett Young left a lasting mark on the people of Port Charles.
“I’m in complete shock,” Chris McKenna, who plays Jack Brennan on the soap opera, wrote on X—formerly Twitter—Sept. 17. “We just did a shoot a couple weeks ago and we texted this weekend.”
Young, a native of Virginia, began his own acting career in the late ’90s, appearing over the years in small roles on shows such as Boy Meets World and Grey’s Anatomy, as well as films such as Charlie’s Angels and Jurassic Park III.
While he never appeared on General Hospital himself, he photographed several of the cast as well as other actors. Like McKenna, some took part Young’s shoots for his Dream Loud campaign, which aims to bring music and the arts programs back into schools.
One such client, General Hospital alum Jen Lilley, said she “woke up in shock and disbelief” after learning about Young’s death.
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Likewise, Parry Shen, who plays Brad Cooper on General Hospital, called Young “one of the kindest & generous people” he had ever met.
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Brad Everett Young posed for a portrait at the Getty Images Portrait Studio.
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The Grey’s Anatomy alum attended the 1923 premiere in Los Angeles.
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Brad at the premiere of A Holiday In The Vineyards.
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The photographer walked the carpet at the premiere of Hulu’s Under the Bridge.
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The Boy Meets World actor attended the LA premiere of Y2K.
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Brad posed at the screening of Mob Cops.
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The Naked Gun‘s Los Angeles premiere drew a smile from Brad.
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One of the actor’s last appearances was at a Q&A for The Long Walk.