'Queer Eye' Fan Favorite Tom Jackson Has Sadly Died

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Queer Eye star Tom Jackson has died age 63 after battling cancer. Jackson appeared as a guest on the first episode of the Netflix reboot in 2018. The TV star lost his battle with metastatic adenocarcinoma on March 3.

We’ve lost a member of the Queer Eye family.

pic.twitter.com/OiNpT3IneAJackson appeared in the episode titled, “You Can’t Fix Ugly,” where he opened up about living with lupus. After undergoing a makeover, Jackson went on to reconcile with his ex-wife Abby Parr. The two went on to get engaged and married for a second time but later divorced in 2019, according to Jackson’s Twitter.According to a local obituary, the 63-year-old died on March 3 at 11:49 p.m.

The “Queer Eye” community is in mourning.

community has lost one of its own. Tom Jackson, who appeared in the Netflix reboot's 2018 pilot episode, «You Can't Fix Ugly,» has died.

Queer Eye star Tom Jackson has died at age 63 following a battle with cancer. Tom, 63, had been battling with metastatic adenocarcinoma, which is a gland cancer that has spread to other areas of the body, for an unknown amount of time. The news of Tom's passing was announced on the official Queer Eye Instagram page as they mourned the loss of their friend who appeared on the first season of the hit Netflix reboot show in 2018.

Queer Eye's Tan France and Jonathan Van Ness are mourning the loss of Tom Jackson, who has died aged 63. The 'Queer Eye' family member, who appeared on the Netflix reboot's first episode in 2018, lost his battle with gland cancer metastatic adenocarcinoma on March 3rd. A post on the show's official Instagram account read: "it’s with a heavy heart that we say goodbye to a member of our Queer Eye family.

Tom Jackson, who appeared on the show’s first episode, died on March 3 at age 63 after a battle with gland cancer. His death was announced on the show’s Instagram account.

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