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    Josh Grisetti, Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Actor, Dead at 44 by Suicide
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    Josh Grisetti, Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Actor, Dead at 44 by Suicide



    Josh Grisetti, Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Actor, Dead at 44 by Suicide

    Josh Grisetti, a Broadway actor best known for his role as Ralph in ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,’ has died by suicide. He was 44 years old. Rob McClure, Josh’s death friend and fellow theater star, revealed his death in a touching tribute on Instagram. Rob praised Josh’s talent, character and ability to inspire as an educator. Josh is survived by his wife, Mackenzie.

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    6. @quincybrown1496 on

      Let me give y'all some advice. If you got something going on with your life, seek help from family members or your friends. Suicide is not worth it, seek help the best way you can.

    8. @joannefink3595 on

      OH MAN! This is such sad news and it breaks my heart! Much love to his surviving family and friends, I mean especially his wife right now. My wird that has to be so sad for her 😢 RIP Josh! I hope you can now fly high with the angeks

    16. @RadonnaMovies on

      Robin Williams showed me that some of the happiest most successful people on the planet can be the most miserable, unhappy, lonely and invisible people. You could imagine men are more likely to commit suicide or attempted between the age of 22 and 48 one out of 14 teenagers contemplate attempting or have attempted already. We have a mental health crisis going on and luckily we have more resources than we had back in 2000 but there’s still so much stigma surrounding unhappiness and loneliness epidemic it’s hard because we hold so dear to technology and instead can’t connect to other people I have a family of 10 people my extended siblings and family have kids of their own. I’ve never emotionally connected with them because we just don’t connect. I try to find people who are interesting or like the same thing as I do, and I make sure to prioritize my mental health.

    23. @hajime9958 on

      May he rest in peace and please if you are struggling with thoughts of self unaliving please there are places you can call or text seriously MH needs to be talked about more but what this world seeming like oh it's a faze or it's just one day we keep losing more people normal people talented people amazing artist amazing performers amazing people to MH and our gov.t still hasn't seemed to understand that part my condolences go out to his friends and family.

      (This was heavily edited because of YouTube do not like talking about MH which is BS and on top of this I have to get rid of both a specific hotline and a specific text line because of YouTube being d*psh*ts )

    27. @karenmbbaxter on

      Most actors and entertainers don't get continual work and there is a lot of long breaks in between…..There is nothing wrong with you working as a waiter, Uber driver or at a supermarket until your next big acting role……If U earn and honest living then that is all that is important……I just see a lot of actors struggle mentally when they get one big role and then nothing much afterwards……It's okay to be normal and work hard and just get by like the rest of us……That's life for most of us…..There is only a very few Harrison Ford's, Taylor Swifts and J.Lo's.

    29. @blaze043x on

      When you off yourself, the suffering doesnt end with you. It can even lead to your loved one offing themself too. Unfortunately mental health issue isnt taken seriously because even the psychiatrists are overburdened. Hospital staffing is always low cos govt doesn't put our wealth and taxes into our well being.

    31. @victoriapopaz5303 on

      Satan, the devil, is the one who presents temptation to people to take their own lives. He oppresses people's minds, and that can deeply affect their emotions. I know this because I've had days where I struggled too.
      That is why I cannot stress enough the importance of relying on Jesus Christ, the Saviour of the world. God is calling all people to repentance—to be born again through the atoning blood of Jesus Christ and the sacrifice He made for our sins in the cross.
      I know these words may offend some people, but the Gospel must be preached to those who have not yet come to know Him. My prayer is that many will come to experience the hope, peace, and salvation found only in Jesus Christ.

      God bless every grieving heart. My deepest condolences to the family and loved ones for their loss.

      John 3:16 Kjv
      1 Corinthians 15:1-4 Kjv
      Roman’s 5:17 Kjv
      For if by one man's [ Adam’s ] offence death reigned by one; much more they which receive abundance of grace and of the gift of righteousness shall reign in life by one, Jesus Christ.)

    36. @eileeno4105 on

      I first became aware of Josh Grisetti when he appeared in the TV show, "The Knights of Prosperity". He resembled a young Ray Bolger and could sing beautifully. I'm glad I wrote a fan letter to tell him how impressed I was with him, and wished him well. He was very kind to reply, but pointed out he couldn't dance like Ray Bolger! Depression destroys people, and it has now claimed him.