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Stevie Lee, the wrestler and actor in projects such as Jackass 3D, American Horror Story: Freak Show and Oz The Great and Powerful, has died. Lee was 54.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticStevie Lee, a pro wrestler who went by the name “Puppet The Psycho Dwarf” and appeared in the film Jackass 3D and TV shows American Horror Story: Freak Show and Spike TV’s 2010 reality series Half-Pint Brawlers, died unexpectedly at his home Wednesday. He was 54.Details of the death were not disclosed on the Go Fund Me page that announced his passing.

Jackass star and TNA wrestler Stevie Lee has died at the age of 54.His family confirmed the news via a GoFundMe page set up in his honour to help pay for funeral costs.A statement on the site reads: “Steve ‘Puppet The Psycho Dwarf’ Lee Richardson unexpectedly passed away on Wednesday, September 9, 2020 at his home in the morning.“He was beloved by many and has many friends that were family, fans that adored him, but only his brother Jim left to take care of final arrangements.

GoFundMe page to help with the funeral costs.The statement added: "He needs our help to give him one last curtain call."Please donate what you can, share his memories with everyone, and share this fundraiser to give the Psycho Dwarf the best resting place possible."All proceeds will be given to Jim Richardson to handle the services/burial costs."Thank you all so much and Puppet, we love you brother!"Stevie was known for starring in Jackass 3D as well as American Horror Story and Oz the Great and