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Tyler Sanders’ parents are speaking out after the actor’s cause of death was officially confirmed.

Tyler Sanders, the 18-year-old star of Amazon’s Just Add Magic: Mystery City who was found dead in June at his Los Angeles home, died from the effects of fentanyl, the L.A. County Medical Examiner-Coroner has revealed. The coroner said his death was accidental.

Tyler Sanders’ cause of death has finally been confirmed.

Tyler Sanders‘ official cause of death has been revealed after he died in June at the age of 18.

New details in the death of teen actor Tyler Sanders have been revealed.

A tragic loss. Tyler Sanders was rising to fame after his featured roles on various popular network television series. His sudden death on Friday, June 17, has brought more spotlight to his name.

Wilson Chapman editorTyler Sanders, a teen actor who received an Emmy nomination for his performance in the Prime Video series “Just Add Magic: Mystery City,” died Thursday in Los Angeles, his representative confirmed to Variety. He was 18.A cause of death has not yet been confirmed.Sanders started acting at 10 years old, starring in several short films.

A young star has been taken from us before he could even come close to reaching his potential…

Tyler Sanders, a young actor best known for his work on the Amazon Prime Video series Just Add Magic: Mystery City, has passed away at the young age of 18.

American actor Tyler Sanders has died at the age of 18, with the young star’s death currently "under investigation".The teenager was found at home in Los Angeles but his cause of death is currently unknown.Tyler's rep, Pedro Tapia, confirmed to TMZ that an investigation into the teen’s death is underway and that an autopsy will be performed in the next few days. Pedro shared that Tyler was a "good kid who came from a good family." He also told US Weekly: "Tyler was a talented actor with a bright future. He comes from a wonderful family and we ask that you respect their privacy at this time." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.The star is best known for his roles in 9-1-1: Lone Star, which he appeared in alongside Rob Lowe, and Fear The Walking Dead with Kim Dickens.

Actor Tyler Sanders of "9-1-1: Lone Star" has died at the age of 18. An autopsy will be done to determine a cause of death, Pedro Tapia, Sanders' representative, told Fox News Digital.Tapia confirmed Sanders' death is being investigated.

Tyler Sanders, who starred on the Amazon spinoff series Just Add Magic: Mystery City and guest-starred on 9-1-1: Lone Star, Fear the Walking Dead and The Rookie, died Thursday at his home in Los Angeles. He was 18. His agent Pedro Tapia confirmed the news but did not provide details. He added that Sanders’ death is under investigation.

TMZ reported Friday.A cause of death is unknown at this time but an autopsy is reportedly set to be performed in the next few days.His rep Pedro Tapia told the outlet that his passing will be investigated further — and Sanders will be remembered as a “good kid from a good family.”Sanders entered show business at the age of 10. In addition to his role on “9-1-1: Lone Star” opposite Rob Lowe, he starred in projects such as “The Rookie,” “Fear the Walking Dead” and the Amazon Prime series, “Just Add Magic: Mystery City.”The young performer, who also studied improv and stand up comedy, received a 2021 Daytime Emmy nomination for his role as as Leo in “the Just Add Magic” spinoff, and has a pair of independent films that are currently in post-production, according to his IMDB.com profile.A post shared by Tyler Sanders (@tylermsanders)The Post reached out to Sanders’ reps for comment.Sanders was active on his social media pages, including his Instagram with more than 12,000 followers, on which frequently shared photos of himself with his costars, friends and other nature-filled adventures.

Tyler Sanders, who appeared in shows including 9-1-1: Lone Star and Fear the Walking Dead, has died. He was 18.

Apple TV+ has rounded out the ensemble cast for Dear Edward, a drama series written and executive produced by Jason Katims, based on the novel by Ann Napolitano. Amy Forsyth (CODA, The Gilded Age), Carter Hudson (Snowfall, The Wilds), Idris DeBrand (MotherFatherSon, The Informer), Ivan Shaw (Nocturne, The Cleaning Lady), Jenna Qureshi (Just Add Magic: Mystery City, Mozart in the Jungle), Anna Uzele (Broadway’s Six, City on a Hill), Dario Ladani Sanchez (Paper Trail), Eva Ariel Binder (Grey’s Anatomy, Stillwater), Brittany S. Hall (Ballers, David Makes Man), Maxwell Jenkins (Lost in Space, Joe Bell) and Audrey Corsa (All Rise, Tell Me a Story) join previously announced leads Connie Britton, Taylor Schilling and Colin O’Brien.

Wilson Chapman editorJo Koy’s ABC comedy pilot “Josep” is filling out its cast with three new series regulars.Kimee Balmilero, Tess Paras and Jason Rogel have been added to the series, which stars Koy as Jo, a divorced Filipino American father navigating dating, his career as a nurse and his complicated relationship with his mother.Balmilero will play Geraldine, Koy’s married sister who runs a Filipino restaurant with her white husband. Paras plays Cheryl, Jo’s ex-wife and mother to his son Miles.