Hollywood Icon and Home Alone Star Catherine O’Hara Passes Away at 71

Extremely sad news is coming from the film world. The news is coming that Hollywood's Emmy Award-winning actress and Home Alone star, Catherine O'Hara is no more. Catherine O'Hara died at the age of 71. Catherine breathed her last at her home in Los Angeles. It is said that Catherine had been suffering from an illness for a long time and could not get cured, resulting in her death. The news is giving a shock to everyone. Fans are sharing photos of their favorite actress and are giving tributes.

An official statement was made by Catherine's agency, CAA, declaring the news of Catherine's death. According to the statement, Catherine had been struggling with health problems for a long time, and she died peacefully. Catherine was born in Toronto, and her younger sister, Mary Margaret O'Hara, is also a renowned musician and actress. Catherine has entertained audiences with her acting for nearly five decades.

Regarding Catherine O'Hara's career, the 1990 superhit film "Home Alone" proved to be a major turning point in her life. In this film, she played the memorable role of Macaulay Culkin's mother, Kate McCallister, and her portrayal was deeply loved by the audience. Furthermore, she won hearts with her stellar performances in films like 1988's "Beetlejuice" and 1992's "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York."

Catherine wasn't limited to films; she was also a major name in the television world. Her portrayal of Moira Rose in the popular sitcom "Schitt's Creek" was also greatly appreciated. She was also awarded a prestigious Primetime Emmy Award for this role. She began her career with a sketch comedy series in Toronto and gradually climbed the ladder of success through hard work.

On social media, stars and fans who worked with her are sharing heartfelt tributes. People say that the loss of a talented actress like Catherine will never be filled. Today, the film industry has lost an artist whose smile and acting will always be remembered.