Naya Rivera
Naya Rivera's body was found on July 13 after she disappeared while boating on Lake Piru in Ventura County, California, with her 4-year-old son, Josey Hollis Dorsey. She was 33 years old. The boy was found alone on the rented pontoon and told investigators that he and his mother were swimming together, but she never returned to the boat. Rivera was known for playing cheerleader Santana Lopez on all six seasons of "Glee." The California native got her start in Hollywood at a very young age, playing Hillary Winson on the television sitcom "The Royal Family." She later had small roles in such television hits as Family Matters, Baywatch and Even Stevens. After Glee concluded in 2015, Rivera released the single "Sorry" with her ex-fiancé Big Sean. He made his feature film debut in At the Devil's Door in 2014. Most recently, he starred in “Step Up: High Water,” a YouTube Premium series based on the popular Step Up film franchise. Rivera also released his memoir, “Sorry Not Sorry: Dreams , Mistakes, and Growing Up”, in 2016.
Paul Walker
Paul Walker, the oldest of five children raised in suburban Los Angeles, started out in Hollywood as a young boy. Soon after, he landed bigger roles in teen-focused movies like "Varsity Blues," "She's All That" and "The Skulls" before his career took off thanks to the "Fast and the Furious" franchise. Paul was a devoted father to her daughter Meadow Rain, 15, who in recent years had moved to California from Hawaii to live with her father. But life for Paul and a friend came to an abrupt end in Santa Clarita, California, on November 30, 2013, where Paul was co-hosting a charity exhibit through his nonprofit Reach Out Worldwide to raise funds. for victims of a typhoon in the Philippines. During the event, Paul climbed into the passenger seat of a red Porsche while Roger Rodas got behind the wheel, and just minutes after taking the car out for a spin, they were tragically killed when it burst into flames after hitting a pole.
The actor loved by the public, who was 40 years old at the time of his death, was having the best time of his career.
Brittany Murphy
The death of Brittany Murphy continues to shock Hollywood eleven years after the loss of her. The promise of American cinema died on December 20, 2009 at her home. Her mother, Sharon Murphy, who lived with her and Brittany's husband, was the one who found the lifeless body of the actress lying in the bathroom. From that moment the legend of Brittany began and grew even more when only five months later her husband, Simon Monjack, died of similar causes. Autopsies on both bodies revealed that the actress and her partner died from a fatal combination of pneumonia, anemia and a drug overdose. Although for the Los Angeles police the two deaths were classified as natural, many are those who wonder if a third person was not involved in these fatal outcomes. Murphy, who demonstrated great range as an actress from her performances in "Clueless" to "8 Mile" and "King of the Hill," was 32 years old at the time of her death.
