‘The Bachelorette’ Alum Michael Nance died at the age of 31! Click to know more about him

Published on June 1, 2017 | Published By: Frances West | In Career , Lifestyle

Losing one of the members of the family is the most difficult phase in a person’s life. The death of a loved one probably breaks a person down. It is very difficult to accept the fact that we lost someone whom we know or someone we love a lot.

“The Bachelorette” Michael Nance died at age 31 in the early hours of Monday, May 29. Nance was found dead Monday around 2 a.m.

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Death of ‘The Bachelorette’ Alum Michael Nance

Michae Nance was found dead at around 2 pm on Monday. The Police in Austin, Texas are still investigating to find the real cause of the death.

According to the source, Michael Nance overdosed while living in a sober house. Before stepping the way to fame, he faced real struggles. As per the spokesperson for the Austin Police Department Homicide Unit in Texas:

“At this point it is not a suspicious death and the manner will be determined by the medical examiner,”

In addition, the spokesperson also said that they came to know when they got a call about an unresponsive male around 2:10 a.m. on Monday.

Arie Luyendyk Jr. opened up about Nance after his death. When he came to know about the death of his friend, he said to US Weekly:

“Very sad news about Michael. Michael, unfortunately, overdosed while seeking help at a sober living home. He had struggled with addiction again and in the past two years was in and out of treatment.”

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In addition, he also talked about him saying:

“He was a huge help to many people fighting addiction as well as helping my friend along with his struggle. It hurts me to know he helped so many people but he ultimately lost his battle. I honestly don’t know an individual that was more caring and selfless and I’m sad to have to say goodbye to a great friend.”

Tweets after the death of “The Bachelorette” Michael Nance

After the death of Michael, his close ones are tweeting to pay tribute to him. Emily Maynard, who appeared with Nance on season 8 of The Bachelorette in 2012 tweeted after the news. She made a tweet to acknowledge the tragic news. On her Twitter, she wrote:

“So sad waking up to the news about Michael Nance. Such a kind heart with so much talent. Sending prayers and love to his family and friends.”

Chris Bukowski, who appeared alongside Nance on the hit ABC reality show, also posted a tweet on Twitter saying:

“Extremely difficult learning the news of Michael Nance’s passing. He was a gentle man with a huge heart. He’ll be missed but not forgotten.”

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Another tweet is from Fellow Bachelor Nation star Arie Luyendyk Jr. In the tweet, he wrote:

“I will always remember my friend Michael Nance for his kind and fragile soul. … May he finally find peace,”

Followingly, another tweet came from his other fellow Bachelor. His tweet reads:

“My heart breaks to hear about the passing of my friend Michael Nance. He was a sweet man with a kind soul. We all loved him on Bachelorette.”

Know more about the life of Micheal Nance

Micheal Nance is an ambitious musician in Houston, Texas. Before going to the ABC Series, he was giving guitar lessons to the blind. The biomedical science student, Nance also had a personal YouTube channel devoted to his music. He also worked as a rehab counselor, working to help men rescued from drug and alcohol obsession.

Once, he revealed that he had recovered from addiction. He said his Bachelorette season:

“I was addicted to prescription drugs. It’s a vicious cycle … I’m almost two years sober now.”

Source: us magazine, Hollywood gossip

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