Tragedy Strikes: Hollywood Actress Dalyce Curry Found Dead in Los Angeles Wildfire

Hollywood mourns the loss of actress Dalyce Curry, whose body was tragically found burnt in her Los Angeles home following a devastating wildfire.

Dalyce Curry, an actress celebrated for her performances in “Blues Brothers,” “Lady Sings the Blues,” and “The 10 Commandments,” has sadly passed away at the age of 95.

According to TMZ, after a wildfire destroyed her home in Altadena, her remains were found.

The catastrophic event took place when the Eaton Fire swept through areas east of Los Angeles, consuming homes and triggering widespread evacuations in Altadena and Pasadena.

Curry’s granddaughter announced her passing in an emotional post on Facebook.

She mentioned that the last time she saw her grandmother was on Tuesday, January 7, when she dropped her off at her home in Altadena.

Later that day, chaos and destruction spread across the region as the wildfire erupted.

When the granddaughter came back the next day to check on Dalyce Curry, she found herself unable to reach the area because of police barricades.

An officer told her that the property was destroyed and guided her to a nearby civic center where displaced residents were being sheltered.

Following an extensive search that revealed no trace of Curry, authorities confirmed on Sunday, January 12th, that the beloved actress had tragically perished in her home during the fire.

Curry’s passing is one of at least 24 tragic losses associated with the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. Her significant contributions to the film industry and the cherished memories she leaves behind will always be remembered.