Jamie McPhee breaks silence on husband James Ransone's death

Jamie McPhee has shared a heartfelt message honoring her late husband, actor James Ransone, who tragically died on Friday. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner's office ruled Ransone's passing, at the age of 46, as a suicide by hanging. McPhee posted a touching photograph on Instagram, showing the couple embracing with a hand on her baby bump, a symbol of their shared future.

In her tribute, McPhee expressed her deep love for Ransone and thanked him for the "greatest gifts" – their children, six-year-old son Jack and four-year-old daughter Violet. The actor was celebrated for his extensive career, including memorable roles in "The Wire," "Sinister," "The Black Phone," and "It Chapter Two." His work as Chester "Ziggy" Sobotka on "The Wire" showcased his unique talent and Baltimore roots.

Friends and colleagues have offered their condolences, with actress Natasha Lyonne and Julia Fox sharing messages of support. To aid McPhee and her children during this unimaginably difficult time, a GoFundMe page has been created. The fund aims to provide financial stability, allowing Jamie to focus on her children and ensure their future, even without James's presence. The fundraiser has already garnered significant donations towards its $120,000 goal.