Julian McMahon, acclaimed for his dynamic performances in television, has passed away at 56 due to cancer. His wife, Kelly Paniagua, revealed the news from Clearwater, Florida, highlighting his passion for life and relationships. McMahon first rose to fame with the supernatural series 'Charmed' before gaining significant recognition in the medical drama 'Nip/Tuck,' where he portrayed the character Dr. Christian Troy for six impactful seasons, earning a Golden Globe nomination.
Co-star Dylan Walsh expressed his shock and sorrow, reminiscing about their bond and shared moments on set. Additionally, McMahon was known for his portrayal of Doctor Doom in the 'Fantastic Four' films and starring in 'FBI: Most Wanted.'
The esteemed actor, who was the son of a former Australian prime minister, also took on a prime ministerial role in the Netflix series 'The Residence.' McMahon's off-screen life included three marriages, notably to Australian singer Dannii Minogue, sister of Kylie Minogue. His contributions to the entertainment industry will be remembered by fans and peers alike.