Loretta Swit, renowned for her role as Major Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan on the beloved television series MASH, has passed away at the age of 87. Her representative confirmed that she died in her New York home, with reports suggesting natural causes, although an official coroner’s report is still expected. Swit's portrayal of the Army nurse garnered her significant acclaim, winning two Emmy awards and earning several nominations throughout her career. MASH, which depicted the lives of medical staff during the Korean War, aired for 11 successful seasons from 1974 until 1983, with Swit featured in nearly every episode. The series finale remains one of television's most-watched moments, attracting an audience of 106 million viewers. In the wake of her passing, tributes continue to pour in from admirers and colleagues, celebrating her indelible impact on television history.