In a devastating blow to the entertainment world, three beloved American icons have tragically passed away today, leaving fans and colleagues in shock. Jonathan Joss, the voice behind John Redcorn in “King of the Hill,” was found near a road in San Antonio at just 59 years old. His death comes just hours after he expressed excitement for the show’s revival on social media. Known for his impactful roles in “Parks and Recreation” and “True Grit,” Joss’s untimely demise has left a profound void in the industry.

Valerie Mahafey, the Emmy-winning actress celebrated for her performances in “Northern Exposure” and “Big Sky,” succumbed to cancer at the age of 71. Her husband confirmed the heartbreaking news, describing her as the love of his life and a cherished talent whose legacy will resonate through her powerful performances. Mahafey’s career spanned decades, touching audiences with her roles in “Desperate Housewives” and “Dead to Me.”

Renee Victor, best known as the voice of Abuela in Pixar’s “Coco,” passed away at 86, surrounded by family. Her daughters revealed that lymphoma was the cause, a tragic end to a vibrant career that began in the 1960s. Victor’s warm and distinctive voice brought life to numerous characters, leaving an indelible mark on both television and animation.

As the news of these losses reverberates through social media and news outlets, fans and fellow artists alike are mourning the departure of these cultural giants. The entertainment community stands united in grief, reflecting on the legacies left behind by these extraordinary individuals who shaped the landscape of American television and film.