American actor and comedian Anthony Clark, best known for his role in the CBS sitcom Yes, Dear, has died at the age of 62.
Clark reportedly died on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, from complications related to pneumonia, according to a report by Deadline.
His former co-star, Mike O’Malley, announced the news on X on Wednesday, November 11. He remembered Clark as a hilarious performer whose comedy brought joy to many people.
O’Malley also recalled meeting Clark during his early comedy career in Boston. He said that when he and his wife, Lisa, were dating in the mid-1990s, Clark was already a popular comedian who regularly sold out shows.
He remembered watching Clark perform at The Comedy Connection, saying they laughed throughout the show. O’Malley described him as a unique comedian who could make people laugh while sharing amusing stories and observations.
Former co-star pays tribute
O’Malley revealed that he and Clark spoke on the phone just three weeks before his death. He said their conversation left them laughing once again.
He also shared photographs from Yes, Dear, the CBS sitcom that ended 20 years ago after 122 episodes.
Following his tribute, fans and colleagues took to social media to mourn Clark and celebrate his contribution to comedy.
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One fan wrote, “RIP Anthony. You made us all laugh so hard.”
Another described him as a genuinely funny comedian who brought happiness to many people, while others remembered Yes, Dear as a show that helped them through difficult times.
Clark’s death has prompted tributes from viewers who remember his work on the popular sitcom and his ability to make audiences laugh.
