Lance Waldroup Dies: Discovery’s ‘Moonshiners’ Reality Series Star Was 30

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Sad, sad news. Lance Waldroup, who appeared in over 50 episodes of Discovery’s docuseries Moonshiners, passed away February 25. He was just 30 years old.

Lance Waldroup was a star of the Discovery reality series “Moonshiners.”Waldroup was a member of a family that makes homemade liquor, or moonshine, in North Carolina. They were featured on “Moonshiners,” a show that dramatizes the lives of Appalachian liquor producers.

Lance Waldroup, an early star of Discovery's "Moonshiners," has died. He was 30.

Lance Waldroup has tragically died at the age of 30, it has been confirmed by his family.The Moonshiners star died at his home in Robbinsville, North Carolina on 25 February, it has been reported. His family have released a statement confirming his passing on a GoFundMe page, which has been created to help raise funds for a memorial.They wrote: "The Waldroup family is devastated over Lance's passing.

Facebook page. "We are saddened to hear about the loss of Lance Waldroup," the statement read.

Moonshiners star Lance Waldroup has died, aged 30. The bootlegger appeared on the Discovery Channel reality show between 2012 and 2018.