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Tyler Sanders, an actor who starred and was nominated for a Daytime Emmy for his role on the Amazon Prime series Just Add Magic: Mystery City, died at the age of 18 on Thursday.
The star was found at home in Los Angeles but the cause of death is still not known. A family representative said that an autopsy will be conducted and there will be an investigation into his death.
Aside from his role on the YA spinoff of Just Add Magic, the teen actor is best known for guest roles on the small screen in 911: Lone Star, The Rookie and Fear the Walking Dead.
Tyler’s rep, Pedro Tapia, told the site that the cause of death will be investigated.
The rep also stressed that he was a ‘good kid who came from a good family,’ added the site.
Gone too soon: Hollywood TV actor Tyler Sanders was found dead at the age of 18 on Thursday
On set of a hit TV show: Seen with Rob Lowe and others on 911: Lone Star
On his Facebook page, Sanders is often seen at home or on vacation with his large family.
His last Instagram post was from five days ago where he was seen wearing a blue suit while on a patio in Vail, Colorado. The caption read, ‘Styling.’
He had been in Vail with his family as they were seen white river rafting. ‘Here’s a quick before and after of my family white water rafting,’ he wrote in his caption as his family was seen paddling, then in the next photo, hit with water.
In addition to 911 and Fear The Waking Dead, he was in The Rookie as well as Just Add Magic season one and the Just Add Magic spinoff.
And he had landed an Emmy nomination for role on the Amazon series, Just Add Magic: Mystery City, something he pointed out on his Instagram page for his 12K followers.
Last Instagram post: His last post was from five days ago where he was seen wearing a blue suit while in Vail, Colorado. The caption read, ‘Styling.’ He had been in Vail with his family as they were seen white river rafting
Tyler started acted professionally at age 10 after working on stage in school projects.
His first role was in 2015 on the show JLW Academy as himself.
Next he landed the role of Young Jake Otto on Fear The Walking Dead in the 2017 episode titled TEOTWAWKI.
That led to the role of Siggy in the TV movie What About Barb?
He played Logan Hawke in the TV series The Rookie in 2018. In 2019 he starred as Eli in the Reliant which won critical acclaim.
Magic role: In 2019 he played Leo in Just Add Magic. He had a bigger role, again as Leo, in the spinoff Just Add Magic: Mystery City in 2020
He started very young: He began acting at 10. Seen with Nathan Fillion in The Rookie (2018)
Also in 2019 he played Leo in Just Add Magic and the following year he starred in the TV movie Escaping My Stalker.
He had a bigger role, again as Leo, in the spinoff Just Add Magic: Mystery City in 2020.
On 911: Lone Star he played Brian in the 2022 episode Impulse Control.
Tyler has the movie The Price We Pay in post production waiting for release.
In the past he had worked with actress Leah Remini, who followed him on Instagram.
Another hit for him: In 2019 he starred as Eli in the Reliant which won critical acclaim
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