Famous comedian Ricky Harris died on Monday at the age of 54.
Harris was the voice of both DJ Eaz-E-Dick and TaaDow on Snoop Dogg’s debut album, “Doggystyle.”
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According to the LA Times, Harris died at home on Monday. Though an official cause of death is unknown, Harris’ manager, Cindy Ambers, revealed Harris had suffered a heart attack two years ago.
Harris had two daughters.
Fellow comedians and performers are taking to social media to mourn the loss.
Damn, we lost Ricky Harris. The world is a little less funny today. RIP homie. pic.twitter.com/5AalZndlx2
โ Ice Cube (@icecube) December 27, 2016
Harris made regular Def Comedy Jam appearances along with being featured on Everybody Hates Chris and The People vs O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story.