Patrick Muldoon
Final Posts Hit Hard After Death
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Patrick Muldoon was all smiles, strumming his guitar and hyping his next big project just days before his sudden death — making his final social media posts hit that much harder.
The “Melrose Place” and “Days of Our Lives” alum — who died Sunday at 57 after a reported heart attack — gave fans zero indication anything was wrong in his last Instagram updates.
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Just days before his passing, Muldoon shared a laid-back, feel-good clip of himself playing guitar and soaking up time with loved ones over Easter weekend. He looked relaxed, happy, and totally in his element — the kind of post that felt more like a glimpse into a carefree Sunday than a goodbye.
Then came his final post … and it’s now gut-punch material.
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It hits even harder knowing who he was gearing up to work with … Muldoon told fans he was “so excited” to join the film “Kockroach,” a project reportedly featuring heavy hitters like Chris Hemsworth, Taron Egerton, and Zazie Beetz … making it clear he was still landing major opportunities and looking ahead to his next chapter right up until the very end.
No cryptic messages or warning signs, just a guy living his life … making music and lining up his next role.
That contrast is what’s leaving fans shaken … one minute he’s jamming on guitar and celebrating family time, the next he’s plugging a new Hollywood gig — and within days, he’s gone.
Muldoon — a staple of ’90s TV and cult-favorite films like “Starship Troopers” — stayed active in entertainment right up until the end … and if his final posts are any indication, he wasn’t slowing down.
Now, those snapshots of joy and ambition are doubling as a heartbreaking farewell.
Patrick was 57.
RIP
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