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Marc Wilmore, famous screenwriter of the Simpsons, to die last night because of him coronavirus (COVID-19. The news was announced by her brother Larry Wilmore via his Twitter account. He recounted how the content creator who was fighting the contagion found himself. We tell you what we know.
It was through Marc Wilmore’s brother’s Twitter account where the news of the death was announced:
“My sweet, sweet brother, Marc Edward Wilmore, died tonight while fighting covid and other conditions that have caused him pain for many years,” started in his message Larry Wilmore.
He also categorized his brother as a “kind, funny, kind” person …
My sweet, sweet brother, Marc Edward Wilmore, died last night while battling COVID and other conditions that have plagued him for many years. My brother was the lion of a kinder, kinder, funnier and never known angel. I love you little brother. pic.twitter.com/Zhcg1U4Evr
– Larry Wilmore (@larrywilmore) February 1, 2021
In addition to being famous for being a screenwriter for the Simpsons, Marc Wilmore developed as a screenwriter on the show Life in color. He performed imitations of famous American characters.
It was in season 13 of the Simpsons when he joined the team. He was even executive producer of this. On social media, the news has been dumped with displays of affection and condolences for the family.
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