Actress Kelley Mack, Known for Her Roles on ‘The Walking Dead,' ‘9-1-1,' Dies at 33
Mack, born Kelley Klebenow, died peacefully on the evening of Aug. 2, with her mother, Kristen, and aunt, Karen, by her side, according to a statement shared to the actress's Instagram page on Aug. 5.
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