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This Morning star's cause of death revealed after star, 64, rushed to hospital following on-air appearance

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This Morning's former Hollywood correspondent Sam Rubin tragically passed away from a heart attack, it has been confirmed. Famed for his role as the host of Hollywood Uncensored, Rubin suffered a heart attack after conducting a segment from his home in May.

He was rushed to a Los Angeles hospital by ambulance, where he was sadly pronounced dead at the age of 64. In a statement shared on social media on Tuesday night (9 July), Rubin's employers at KTLA said: "Beloved KTLA 5 News entertainment anchor Sam Rubin died from a heart attack brought on by coronary artery disease, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner confirmed on Tuesday." "Rubin, 64, went to a hospital with stomach pain on the morning of May 10 after calling 911.

He was pronounced dead in the emergency room shortly after 11 a.m. In its report, the Medical Examiner said Rubin suffered from 'ischemic heart disease due to atherosclerotic coronary artery disease.'". "His heart stopped due to a lack of blood and oxygen.The manner of death was "natural," the medical examiner said.The full coroner's report was expected to be released by the end of the week.

Rubin joined KTLA 5 News in 1991 and quickly gained prominence as one of the nation's top local news personalities." The statement continued: "His vast knowledge of film and television and deep connections made him a celebrity among celebrities in the world 's entertainment capital.

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