Philip McKeon Wiki, Bio, Age, Wife, Children, Family, Net Worth, Cause of Death, Gay, Health, Obituary, Funeral and Instagram

Philip McKeon Bio – Philip McKeon Wiki

Philip McKeon full name Philip Anthony McKeon, was an American actor. He is best known for his role as Tommy Hyatt on the hit sitcom Alice, in which he starred opposite Linda Lavin, from 1976 to 1985. The show won eight Golden Globes.

He later worked at Los Angeles station KFWB News 98 in its news department for 10 years then moved to Wimberly, Texas, where he hosted his own radio show.

His other credits include the 1987 slasher film Return to Horror High and appearances in CHiPs, Fantasy Island and The Love Boat. He also directed a film and produced several others, including “Teresa’s Tattoo,” which starred his sister in 1994. He was also the director and producer of 1995’s Murder in the First and 2000’s The Young Unknowns.

Philip McKeon Age

He was born on November 11, 1964, in Westbury, New York, United States. He died on December 10, 2019, in Austin, Texas. He was 55 years old.

Philip McKeon Family

Philip McKeon was the son of Barbara McKeon and Donald McKeon. He was a brother to actress Nancy McKeon.

In October, Nancy paid tribute to their father in an Instagram post. She wrote, “…bye for now dad….This is how I choose to remember you…. having a catch with my bro and happily cheering on your beloved NY Yankees…I pray this next part of your journey brings you much needed peace and joy … rest now…See you after awhile ? #family.”

Philip McKeon Death

Philip McKeon died on December 10, 2019, in Austin, Texas at age 55 after battling a long illness. A family spokesman, Jeff Ballard, told PEOPLE in a statement, “We are all beyond heartbroken and devastated over Phil’s passing. His wonderful sense of humor, kindness and loyalty will be remembered by all who crossed his path in life.”

Philip McKeon is survived by his mother, Barbara McKeon, and his sister, Facts of Life actress Nancy McKeon, and two nieces.

Charlie Sheen, who starred opposite Philip McKeon in the “No Day at the Beach” episode of the 1980s NBC anthology series “Amazing Stories,” paid tribute to McKeon on social media. He wrote, “Shared some wonderful moments in the ‘trenches’ with Phil McKeon many moons ago. Over the past few decades, he was always a perfect gentleman and an ebullient spirit. And his goofy af smile, was pure gold. r.i.p. young man. Much much too soon, you cut out.”

Philip McKeon Cause of Death – How did Philip McKeon Die?

Philip McKeon’s cause of death was not revealed.

Philip McKeon Wife

McKeon was never married.

What is Philip McKeon Net Worth?

Philip McKeon’s net worth was estimated to be $2.3 million.

Philip McKeon is the elder brother of Facts of Life actress Nancy McKeon. In November 2019, Nancy posted a happy birthday message to her brother on Instagram. She wrote, “A huge happy birthday to my big brother ?!! It’s been a tough time lately… but as we’ve always said…we’ll get through it together… love you Dude?…. and as always… our humble thanks to all our veterans ??❤️?#homeofthebrave #courage #gratitude #family.”

Philip McKeon Height

He stood at a height of 6 feet 2 inches (1.88 m).

Philip McKeon Gay

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