Erica Debris, 'Survivor's Regret' and 'Genuine Spouses of Hollywood' Entertainer, kicks the bucket at 46
Entertainer, entertainer, vocalist, and model Erica Debris has passed on at age 46. She was most popular for MadTV, the sitcom Survivor's Regret, Rosie O'Donnell's The Huge Gay Sketch Show, and the Kevin Hart series Genuine Spouses of Hollywood.
"After a long and bold fight with the disease, she changed calmly encircled by her friends and family," peruses an assertion from her family, imparted to NPR by Debris' marketing specialist. "Erica was an astonishing lady and skilled performer who contacted incalculable lives with her sharp mind, humor, and real vitality. Her memory will live everlastingly in our souls."
Debris started her vocation in front of an audience with credits including Child It's You on Broadway, a Disney visiting creation of The Lion Lord and the Off-Broadway show Soul Specialist.
As the little girl of a U.S. Armed force, Skipper/Clergyman, and a numerical educator, Debris moved around a ton while growing up, remembering investing energy in Germany. She moved on from Emory College with a premed degree. Yet, she'd been chomped by the presentation bug as a youngster. After Emory, she moved to Japan, where she sought a profession as a model, vocalist, and entertainer.
Among the numerous entertainers who honored Debris, Siedah Garrett states, "Moved to tears at the death of lovely, skilled and interesting entertainer from Survivor's Regret... Erica liberally worked with me on a unique prison play I submitted to Netflix."
"Erica Debris was a light. Lovely, entertaining, past gifted," composes Christopher Landon, who coordinated Debris in the film We Have A Phantom, "I was honored to work with her and call her my companion. My heart goes out to her loved ones at this moment."
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