Julian McMahon: The cause of death of the “Charmed” star is known

Julian McMahon’s cause of death (1968-2025) has been determined. About a week ago, his wife Kelly Paniagua had made it public that the actor died at the age of 56. Now it is also known how the “Charmed” star died.

There are now documents from the forensic medicine of Pinellas County, Florida: According to this, McMahon died of metastases in the lungs as a result of cancer in the head and neck area. The cause of death was classified as natural. According to the report, McMahon’s remains have now been cremated.

McMahon’s wife had confirmed the 56-year-old’s death against the “Deadline” industry portal. She wanted to open “the world that my beloved husband Julian McMahon fell asleep peacefully this week after trying bravely to defeat the cancer”, as she said in a explanation. McMahon loved life, his family, friends, work and fans, as PaniaGua emphasized. “His greatest wish was to give as many people as possible.”

Julian McMahon became known primarily through his role as Dr. Christian Troy in the “Nip/Tuck” series, where he appeared from 2003 to 2010. From 2000 to 2005 he also played in the success series “Charmed – Magical Witches”. He could also be seen on the cinema screen, including as a villain Victor von Doom in the superhero films “Fantastic Four” (2005) and “Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer” (2007).