"Coco" Actress Renée Victor Dies at 86 After Battle with Lymphoma

"Coco" Actress Renée Victor Dies at 86 Renée Victor, the beloved voice of Abuelita in Disney Pixar's hit film "Coco," passed away at the age of 86 after a battle with lymphoma. The news was confirmed by ABC7 Chicago, who shared a touching tribute video highlighting Victor's career and impact. Victor's memorable portrayal of Abuelita, the stern yet loving grandmother, resonated deeply with audiences. The character's warmth and wisdom were instrumental to the film's emotional core. Beyond "Coco," Victor had a long and successful career in the entertainment industry, notably appearing in Showtime's "Weeds." She moved to Los Angeles in the 1960s and began her career as a singer before transitioning into acting. "Fans will also know Victor as Abuelita in Disney Pixar's Coco," the ABC7 report stated. The video featured clips from "Coco" and various images of Victor throughout her career, showcasing her vibrant personality and talent. Her death marks a significant loss for the entertainment world and her many fans. Her legacy as a talented actress and singer will continue to live on through her work.