American actress Lisa Loring, who played the child character Wednesday Addams in the original 'The Addams Family'&nbsp;television series in the 1960s, has died. She was 64.

Her death from a stroke, reported by US media, comes a couple of months after the release on Netflix of the spinoff show "Wednesday," starring Jenna Ortega.

Loring "passed away on Saturday surrounded by her family," longtime agent Chris Carbaugh told CNN in a statement on Monday.

"She brought to life one of the most iconic characters in Hollywood history that is still celebrated today," Carbaugh added.

Laurie Jacobson, a producer and close friend of Loring wrote in a Facebook post that the actress had "suffered a massive stroke brought on by smoking and high blood pressure."

Loring had been on life support for three days before her family "made the difficult decision to remove it," she wrote. 
"She is embedded in the tapestry that is pop culture and in our hearts always as Wednesday Addams," Jacobson added.

Loring, born Lisa Ann DeCinces in the Marshall Islands, was cast aged six as the pigtail-wearing Wednesday in the sitcom in 1964.&nbsp;

It would be her most famous role and set the standard for subsequent portrayals of Wednesday.

Actress Christina Ricci took up the mantle in the 1991 film "The Addams Family" before Ortega followed up as the title character in Netflix's Tim Burton-directed "Wednesday."

American actress Lisa Loring, who played the child character Wednesday Addams in the original 'The Addams Family' television series in the 1960s, has died. She was 64.

American actress Lisa Loring, who played the child character Wednesday Addams in the original 'The Addams Family' television series in the 1960s, has died. She was 64. Her death from a stroke, reported by US media, comes a couple of months after the release on Netflix of the spinoff show "Wednesday," starring Jenna Ortega. Loring "passed away on Saturday surrounded by her family," longtime agent Chris Carbaugh told CNN in a statement on Monday. "She brought to life one of the most iconic characters in Hollywood history that is still celebrated today," Carbaugh added. Laurie Jacobson, a producer and close friend of Loring wrote in a Facebook post that the actress had "suffered a massive stroke brought on by smoking and high blood pressure." Loring had been on life support for three days before her family "made the difficult decision to remove it," she wrote. "She is embedded in the tapestry that is pop culture and in our hearts always as Wednesday Addams," Jacobson added. Loring, born Lisa Ann DeCinces in the Marshall Islands, was cast aged six as the pigtail-wearing Wednesday in the sitcom in 1964. It would be her most famous role and set the standard for subsequent portrayals of Wednesday. Actress Christina Ricci took up the mantle in the 1991 film "The Addams Family" before Ortega followed up as the title character in Netflix's Tim Burton-directed "Wednesday."

Actress Lisa Loring, the original Wednesday Addams, dead at 64

Lisa Loring, the American actress who starred as Wednesday Addams in the first screen transformation of The Addams Family, passed away from a &nbsp;stroke at the age of 64. Lisa Loring's daughter told Variety that the actress died in &nbsp;Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center in Burbank, California, on Saturday, January 28, surrounded by family. According to her friend Laurie Jacobson, Lisa Loring was on life support for three days. However, the family decided to remove it this weekend. Lisa Loring suffered a stroke due to smoking and high blood pressure.&nbsp;

Let's glimpse at Lisa Loring's life and career journey, during which she played the iconic character of Wednesday Addams.&nbsp;

<h2>Lisa Loring's career</h2>

Lisa Loring, known for being the original Wednesday Addams, started her journey in 1964. She starred in Charles Addams' New Yorker cartoons taking on her legendary role when she was five years old. Lisa Loring played the character for two consecutive years, and the audience loved her.&nbsp;

Lisa Loring's gothic streak and classic pigtails influenced the ensuing depiction of Wednesday Addams' character. People widely loved and appreciated Lisa Loring's performance as the original Wednesday Addams.&nbsp;

In the Netflix show Wednesday, Jenna Ortega sired a dance inspired by Lisa Loring's edgy dance moves from the original drama. Later, when the steps went viral, lead actress Ortega expressed gratitude towards the original Wednesday Addams for her moves.&nbsp;

Born in the Marshall Islands in 1958, Lisa Loring lived with her mother in Hawaii and later Los Angeles. Lisa Loring, formerly Lisa Ann DeCines, began her career as a model when she was three. However, her first role on television was not as Wednesday Addams.&nbsp;

Lisa Loring landed her first role in the medical drama Dr Kildare. Later, she starred in American sitcoms like The Pruitts of Southampton. Lisa Loring also landed a recurring role on a long-running daytime soap, As the World Turns.&nbsp;

In the late 80s, she appeared in slashers, including Blood Frenzy, Iced, and Savage Harbor. Moreover, Lisa Loring worked as a makeup artist on the sets of Traci's Big Trick, an adult film.&nbsp;

<h2>Lisa Loring's personal life</h2>

During her lifetime, Loring married four times. Her first marriage was to Farrell Foumberg,&nbsp;when she was 15 years old in 1973. In 1981, she married actor, Doug Stevenson. But, the marriage lasted only for two years.&nbsp;

Lisa Loring met her third husband, Jerry Butler, during the shoot of Traci's Big Trick. They eventually divorced in 1992. She divorced her fourth husband Graham Ritch in 2014. Loring has two daughters from her first two marriages, Marianne and Vanessa, and two grandchildren, Emiliana and Charles.&nbsp; 
 
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Lisa Loring, the American actress who starred as Wednesday Addams in the first screen transformation of The Addams Family, passed away from a stroke at the age of 64.

Lisa Loring, the American actress who starred as Wednesday Addams in the first screen transformation of The Addams Family, passed away from a stroke at the age of 64. Lisa Loring's daughter told Variety that the actress died in Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center in Burbank, California, on Saturday, January 28, surrounded by family. According to her friend Laurie Jacobson, Lisa Loring was on life support for three days. However, the family decided to remove it this weekend. Lisa Loring suffered a stroke due to smoking and high blood pressure. Let's glimpse at Lisa Loring's life and career journey, during which she played the iconic character of Wednesday Addams. Lisa Loring's career Lisa Loring, known for being the original Wednesday Addams, started her journey in 1964. She starred in Charles Addams' New Yorker cartoons taking on her legendary role when she was five years old. Lisa Loring played the character for two consecutive years, and the audience loved her. Lisa Loring's gothic streak and classic pigtails influenced the ensuing depiction of Wednesday Addams' character. People widely loved and appreciated Lisa Loring's performance as the original Wednesday Addams. In the Netflix show Wednesday, Jenna Ortega sired a dance inspired by Lisa Loring's edgy dance moves from the original drama. Later, when the steps went viral, lead actress Ortega expressed gratitude towards the original Wednesday Addams for her moves. Born in the Marshall Islands in 1958, Lisa Loring lived with her mother in Hawaii and later Los Angeles. Lisa Loring, formerly Lisa Ann DeCines, began her career as a model when she was three. However, her first role on television was not as Wednesday Addams. Lisa Loring landed her first role in the medical drama Dr Kildare. Later, she starred in American sitcoms like The Pruitts of Southampton. Lisa Loring also landed a recurring role on a long-running daytime soap, As the World Turns. In the late 80s, she appeared in slashers, including Blood Frenzy, Iced, and Savage Harbor. Moreover, Lisa Loring worked as a makeup artist on the sets of Traci's Big Trick, an adult film. Lisa Loring's personal life During her lifetime, Loring married four times. Her first marriage was to Farrell Foumberg, when she was 15 years old in 1973. In 1981, she married actor, Doug Stevenson. But, the marriage lasted only for two years. Lisa Loring met her third husband, Jerry Butler, during the shoot of Traci's Big Trick. They eventually divorced in 1992. She divorced her fourth husband Graham Ritch in 2014. Loring has two daughters from her first two marriages, Marianne and Vanessa, and two grandchildren, Emiliana and Charles. ALSO READ | Confirmed! 'Wednesday' renewed for season 2 at Netflix

Who was Lisa Loring? Original Wednesday Addams who passed away at 64: Here's a glimpse of her career & life

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