Tragic loss: Actress Clare McCann mourns son

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A public figure with a national platform, Clare is committed to using her voice to demand justice and prevent other families from enduring similar pain. “This is about hope and justice. Refusing to let my son’s story end in silence,” she said.

Officials have expressed condolences and offered support. NSW Deputy Premier and Education Minister Prue Car called Atreyu’s death “a heartbreaking tragedy” and extended sympathy to the family, emphasizing that no parent should face such loss. NSW Deputy Secretary of Public Schools Deborah Summerhayes also acknowledged the impact and said the Department of Education is providing counseling and wellbeing services to the affected school community.

Rising talent

Atreyu, who had already begun acting in projects like “Deadly Women” and films “Black Truck” and “Benefited,” showed great promise beyond his years.

Clare, known for her role as Cherry on Channel [V]’s “Blog Party” and as a filmmaker behind projects like the award-winning “Benefited,” is now channeling her grief into a powerful mission for change.

Her message is clear: no child should suffer alone, and no family should endure the heartbreak of a loss that might have been prevented.

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