Heim Nachricht Michelle Trachtenberg, Star von Buffy und Gossip Girl, stirbt bei 39

Michelle Trachtenberg, Star von Buffy und Gossip Girl, stirbt bei 39

Autor: Finn May 13,2025

Michelle Trachtenberg, bekannt für ihre Rollen in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" und "Gossip Girl", ist im Alter von 39 Jahren verstorben, wie der Posten berichtet. Ihr Tod wird laut Polizeiquellen nicht als misstrauisch angesehen.

ABC News berichtete, dass Trachtenberg am Mittwoch in ihrer New Yorker Wohnung in der Nähe von Columbus Circle von ihrer Mutter verstorben wurde. Sie hatte kürzlich eine Lebertransplantation unterzogen und hatte möglicherweise mit verwandten Komplikationen zu tun. Es wird angenommen, dass Trachtenbergs Tod aus natürlichen Gründen ist, ohne dass ein schlechtes Spiel vermutet wird. Eine Autopsie wird durchgeführt, um die Ursache und Art ihres Todes zu bestätigen.

Michelle Trachtenberg im November 2023. Foto von Gilbert Flores/WWD über Getty Images.

Trachtenbergs Schauspielkarriere begann im Alter von neun Jahren mit einem Auftritt in den neunziger Jahren Nickelodeon Show "The Adventures of Pete und Pete". Sie gab 1996 ihr Filmdebüt mit "Harriet the Spy". Zu ihren bemerkenswerten Rollen gehören das Spielen von Dawn Summers, die jüngere Schwester von Sarah Michelle Gellars Charakter Buffy, im Teenager -Drama "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" von 2000 bis 2003 und Jenny im Film "Eurotrip" 2004. 2005 spielte sie Casey Carlyle im Teen-Sport-Comedy-Drama "Ice Princess".

In jüngerer Zeit porträtierte Trachtenberg Georgina Sparks in der amerikanischen Teenie -Drama -Serie "Gossip Girl", die von 2007 bis 2012 ausgestrahlt wurde. Sie hat diese Rolle in der zweiten Staffel der Fortsetzung von HBO Max wiederholt.

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