BELOVED DALLAS AND FULL HOUSE ACTRESS DIES AT 95

Hollywood is mourning the loss of Alice Hirson, the beloved actress known for her roles in Dallas, Full House, and Ellen. She passed away of natural causes at age 95 at the Motion Picture and Television Country House and Hospital in Los Angeles.

Born in Brooklyn in 1929, Hirson had a career spanning decades, touching audiences with her performances in TV classics and films like Private Benjamin and Revenge of the Nerds. Her role as Claire Tanner in Full House and Lois Morgan in Ellen left lasting impressions on fans.

Though we may not have known her personally, generations grew up watching her on screen—and now mourn her loss as if she were family. May she rest in peace.

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