Nick Nemeroff, Canadian Comedian, Dies at 32

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"Saturday Night Live" stars are mourning a fellow comedian. On Monday, Juno award-nominated comic, Nick Nemeroff, suddenly died, according to his obituary page. He was 32.

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Nick Nemeroff, who performed at Just for Laughs in Montreal, Canada, and participated in CTV Comedy’s Roast Battle Canada, has died. He was 32.

statement on Instagram read.“Nick’s dedication to standup comedy was formidable, and produced amazing results.”No cause of death has been revealed.The Canadian-born comedian made appearances on “Conan,” performed at Just For Laughs in Montreal and was part of CBC Gem’s “The New Wave of Standup.” Nemeroff was recently seen on season two of CTV Comedy’s “Roast Battle Canada.”His first comedy album, “The Pursuit of Comedy Has Ruined My Life,” was released in 2020 and led him to be a Juno Award nominee in 2021 for Comedy Album of the Year.Nemeroff attended the Royal West Academy and graduated from the Radio and Television program at Toronto Metropolitan University, formerly known as Ryerson, according to Deadline.A post shared by Nick Nemeroff (@nicknemeroff)“He drew acclaim in Canada and the US, becoming both a ‘comic’s comic’ and a hit with crowds who were enamored by his unique cadence, labyrinthine deadpan, and fresh take on misdirection-driven comedy,” his family wrote.“If Nick was on a comedy show, he was guaranteed to leave with new fans. And he deserved to, because comedy was, in many ways, his life,” the statement continued.

Much-loved Canadian comedian Nick Nemeroff has passed away suddenly at the age of 32. His family took to his Instagram and Twitter accounts to announce his shock death, posting a number of sweet snaps of the comic, as they described him as a "comics comic" and a "hit with crowds".The family wrote: "It is with profound sadness that we announce the sudden passing of our beloved brother Nick Nemeroff". They continued: "Nick’s dedication to standup was formidable, and produced amazing results.

Canadian-born comedian Nick Nemeroff passed away suddenly on Monday at age 32. His family and agency announced the news late Monday. No cause of death has been given.

The family of comedian Nick Nemeroff has announced the devastating news that he has passed away.

Character actor Mary Mara, known for her work on ER, Law & Order: SVU, and Nip/Tuck, and dozens of other TV shows and films, drowned Sunday in the St. Lawrence River in Cape Vincent, NY, according to New York State Police. She was 61.

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