'90 Day Fiancé' star David Murphy has died after a battle with cancer

David MurphyIts former star 90 Day Fiance: 90 days ago Died on December 11, 2024 at the age of 66 after a battle with liver cancer.

His family announced his death via his Instagram account, saying:

“It is with deep sadness that we announce that David Murphy of Las Vegas, Nevada, passed away at home on December 11, 2024 after experiencing health problems for the past several years. He was 66 years old.”

David Murphy Was an experienced, small business owner and software engineer. He recently retired from the Clark County Treasurer's office in Nevada, having also worked for H&R Block and IGT.

Diagnosed with liver cancer a year ago, Murphy 13 surgeries were performed and another surgery was scheduled before his death. In addition to liver cancer, he faced other health challenges, including problems with his gallbladder, pancreas, and kidneys.

David Murphy rose to fame on Season 4 of the TLC reality series 90 Day Fiance: 90 days agowhere he carried on a relationship with Lana, a woman he met on a Ukrainian dating website. He proposed to her during the show, but the couple eventually broke up.

Outside of his television appearances, Murphy He was known for his deep affection for cats. "She always tried to adopt cats and give them a good loving home," her family noted, adding that she often adopted from The Animal Foundation of Las Vegas.

In their statement, his family revealed, "David will be deeply missed by his family, friends and fans" and requested privacy during this difficult time. They encouraged those wishing to honor his memory to make a donation in his name to The Animal Foundation.

David Murphy Surviving are his two sisters and his beloved cat Gamera.

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