Anthony Clark, a stand-up comedian and actor best known for his role in the television sitcom 'Yes, Dear,' has died, according to multiple news outlets.
The death was reported on Thursday by several major media organizations, including The New York Times, Fox News and Deadline. Reports differ on his age at the time of death: The New York Times gave it as 63, while Fox News and Deadline reported that he was 62. The discrepancy had not been resolved in the coverage available at the time of publication.
Mr. Clark was widely recognized for his work as a comedian and for his performances on 'Yes, Dear,' a family sitcom that aired on CBS. The reports identify him as a comic and a star of the series.
Tributes from colleagues have begun to emerge. ABC News reported that Mike O'Malley, who appeared alongside Mr. Clark on 'Yes, Dear,' publicly remembered his co-star following news of his death.
Details regarding the circumstances of Mr. Clark's death, as well as funeral arrangements, were not included in the summaries of the reports reviewed. This article will be updated if further verified information becomes available.
Sources: The New York Times, Fox News, Deadline, ABC News. Original report: Anthony Clark, Comic and 'Yes, Dear' Star, Dies at 63 (The New York Times).
