As The World Turns & One Life To Live Star Marnie Schulenburg Dead At 37

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Soap star Marnie Schulenburg has died amid a battle with breast cancer. She was 37.

on Wednesday. The Massachusetts native suffered from stage 4 metastatic breast cancer, which was discovered five months after her 2-year-old daughter, Coda, was born. Schulenburg is survived by her husband,  and  actor Zack Robidas — whom she wed in 2013 — and their toddler.Schulenburg made her daytime soap opera debut as Alison Stewart on CBS’ in 2007.

Actress Marnie Schulenburg has died after stage 4 metastatic breast cancer complications. She was 37. Schulenburg was most famously known for her roles on the soap opera "As the World Turns" and on the reboot of "One Life to Live."  A representative for Schulenburg told the Hollywood Reporter that she died in Bloomfield, New Jersey on Tuesday.  Variety reported that her husband Zack Robidas took to Facebook to confirm the news of her death and urged fans not to say she "lost her battle to cancer." Actress Marnie Schulenberg has died at age 37 after stage 4 breast cancer complications.

Marnie Schulenburg, whose acting roles include such popular daytime dramas as “The Young and the Restless”, “As the World Turns” and “One Life to Live”, has died at age 37.

told The Hollywood Reporter.Schulenburg is best known for her roles as Alison Stewart on CBS’ “As the World Turns” and Jo Sullivan on the “One Life to Live” reboot.She also guest-starred or recurred on such shows as “Blue Bloods,” “Fringe,” “Royal Pains,” “Army Wives,” “Divorce” and “The Good Fight.” Most recently, she played the recurring role of Maggie Caysen on the Showtime drama “City on a Hill,” with Season 3 premiering in July.She was released from the hospital on Mother’s day to spend time with her family, SheKnows Soaps reported. Schulenburg leaves behind her 2-year-old daughter, Coda, whom she shares with her husband, “Succession” actor Zack Robidas. “Please don’t say Marnie lost her battle to cancer.

She Knows Soaps reported that Schulenberg was released from the hospital to spend Mother’s Day with her daughter Coda and husband Zack Robidas. Schulenberg is survived by her daughter, who was born in December 2019, and husband.

Wilson Chapman editorMarnie Schulenburg, known for her roles in soap operas “As the World Turns” and “One Life to Live,” died Tuesday in New York due to a complication from breast cancer, a representative confirmed to Variety. She was 37.Schulenburg’s husband Zack Robidas, an actor known for his roles in “Sorry for Your Loss” and “Succession,” also confirmed the news via a Facebook post, in which he thanked her fans for their support after Schulenburg’s diagnosis.“Please don’t say Marnie lost her battle to cancer. It’s simply not true.

Marnie Schulenburg has sadly died age 37 following a battle with cancer.The As the World Turns actress has passed away after developing stage four breast cancer that had become metastatic. Marnie was diagnosed with cancer five months after the birth of her daughter Coda in December 2019. As well as receiving a Daytime Emmy for the former show, the star was also well-known for her role in the soap opera One Life to Live.The American actress is survived by her husband, actor Zack Robidas and their daughter, Coda, 2.

Marnie Schulenburg, the Daytime Emmy-nominated actress who played Alison Stewart on As the World Turns from 2007 to 2010, died Tuesday of metastatic breast cancer at a hospital in Bloomfield, NJ. She was 37.

Marnie Schulenburg has sadly died.