British actor Paul Danan

British actor Paul Danan died due to the combined effects of illegal and prescription drugs, the forensic report found this week.

Danan, better known for his interpretation of Sol Patrick in the British soap opera “Hollyoaks”, as well as his subsequent appearance in “Celebrity Big Brother”, died on January 15 at his home in Bristol, England. He was 46 years old.

According to the BBC, the forensic concluded that Danan’s death “was due to the combined toxicity of heroin, metadona, codeine, pregabaline, cocaine and zopiclona, ​​contributed by the use of benzodiazepine.”

The forensic Deborah Rokes considered that the actor’s death was a “misfortune”, pointing out Wednesday that there was no evidence that “he intended to take his life at this time.”

“Mr. Danan had a long history of misuse of drugs and struggle with his mental health,” he said. “His death was caused by a combination of medications, both prescribed and illicit.”

Danan survives a 9 -year -old son, Deniro.

Born from a Moroccan Jewish family in Essex, England, Danan jumped to fame when he won the role of Sol Patrick in “Hollyoaks” in 1997. After his four -seasons career in the program, he appeared in the British television film “Daddy’s Girl” and the series of children “The Queen’s naring”, among other projects.

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In 2005, he changed his approach to reality television, appearing in the first two seasons of “Celebrity Love Island”. He was also a contestant of “Celebrity Big Brother” in 2017.

Over the years, Danan had become increasingly vocal about his own experiences with addiction. In 2020, he co -founded the morning after drama, a defense group aimed at helping people work through trauma and problems related to addiction through acting and improvisation.

Danan’s death occurred about six months after being hospitalized for respiratory failure, which later confirmed that it was the result of excessive vape.

“I am above my vape and then, suddenly, I lost my breathing and collapsed,” he told The Sun in June last year. “My family asked for an ambulance and began to give me RCP, then the police arrived and took over before the paramedics took me to the hospital. I was on a machine in the ICU and ended with pneumonia. My family was warned that I might not spend the night. I am very lucky.”

Danan also told him at the exit that he left the incident determined to lead a healthier lifestyle.

“I feel like a different person and I am ready to continue with my career,” he explained. “I am in the best mentally place I’ve been for years and I can’t wait to see what is around the corner.”

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