Daveigh Chase, who gave voice to Lilo's fierce, tender spirit and embodied one of cinema's most haunting figures, died in a Los Angeles hospital on June 16 at thirty-five. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner determined AIDS, compounded by chronic polysubstance use, to be the cause. Her death arrives as a quiet reckoning — a reminder that the brightness of early fame casts long shadows, and that the distance between a beloved image and a struggling human life can be vast and largely invisible.
Daveigh Chase, voice of Lilo in Disney's Lilo & Stitch, died of AIDS
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