Francine Beppu, who gained recognition for her role on Showtime’s reality series The Real L Word, has passed away at the age of 43.
A family spokesperson confirmed to TMZ that Beppu died on February 17 at her home in Honolulu. The cause of death has not been disclosed.
In a statement, her family reflected on her impact, saying they are “deeply grateful to know how cherished she was and how brightly she will continue to shine.”
They also requested privacy during this time and said that details regarding a future celebration of life will be shared when plans are finalized.
Beppu was known for her candid portrayal of the experiences and relationships of LGBTQ+ women on The Real L Word, which highlighted the lives of women navigating love and identity in Los Angeles.
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