Zendaya Visits Mural Dedicated to Angus Cloud Following His Death

Schafer shared an emotional tribute to Cloud on Instagram on Aug. 2. "been trying to figure out what to say, but idk if any combination of words can articulate all of the big feelings," she wrote. "for now i just wanna say: Angus was a sunshine. to have known his warmth, his light, and his love was nothing short of a gift. i'm so grateful to have shared so many enormous fits of laughter, so many sweet moments, and the joy of getting to make something together that we loved so much. i love you angus 💗 thank you for everything. my heart goes out to his family and all of his loved ones right now."

On Aug. 1, Zendaya wrote a heartwarming tribute to her "Euphoria" costar on Instagram that read: "Words are not enough to describe the infinite beauty that is Angus (Conor). I'm so grateful I got the chance to know him in this life, to call him a brother, to see his warm kind eyes and bright smile, or hear his infectious cackle of a laugh (I'm smiling now just thinking of it) I know people use this expression often when talking about folks they love…'they could light up any room they entered' but boy let me tell you, he was the best at it. I'd like to remember him that way. For all of the boundless light, love and joy he always managed to give us. I'll cherish every moment. My heart is with his mother and family at this time and please be kind and patient as grief looks different for everyone."

On Aug. 9, Zendaya visited a Los Angeles mural of Cloud and posted a photo of it on her Instagram Stories.

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The "Euphoria" star paid tribute to Cloud on Instagram on Aug. 1 by sharing a photo gallery of their sweet pictures together. She wrote in a caption, "Angus you were an open soul, with the kindest heart, and you filled every room with laughter. This is the hardest thing ive ever had to post, and im struggling to find all the words. You will be missed more than you know, but I'm so blessed to have known you in this lifetime, and I'm sure everyone who has ever met you feels the same. This heartache is real and I wish we could've had one more hug and 711 run. All my love is with you.🖤"

The "Euphoria" star posted a photo series of Cloud on Instagram on Aug. 2 and captioned it, "Angus was the funniest person ever. I would get so excited to see on the schedule that we would be working together because I knew we'd have the best day, laughing so hard. He was the sweetest and made everyone around him so happy. He was just the best. Words can't really capture how magical of a person he was. My heart is broken."

She added, "Angus, getting to know and work with you was one of the greatest joys and blessings of my life. I will love you forever. ❤️"

The "Euphoria" actor and singer addressed his costar's death during his Houston concert on Aug. 2. Per a TikTok video posted by a fan, Fike told the crowd, "I guess I lost a friend of mine recently. He died the other night, which is wild to say because I don't deal with grief often. I haven't had a lot of death happen around me, and this was the first time I feel like I knew the person well enough to cry over and feel something. It was weird."

He continued of Cloud, "I sometimes look at people like sparks. I zoom out, and I think people have wavelengths. If you zoom out far enough, you see some people — probably not a lot of us at all — but I think if you zoomed out millions of miles, you would see this kid's spark. You could see it from so far away, even if it was a short flash. He would light up a room, any room he walked in. He's a f*cking good dude. I felt stupid coming out here. Like, this is so stupid, doing a show and being happy. But he would've wanted me to do that. He would've been like, 'No, do the show, have fun.'"

In a statement obtained by Deadline, the "Euphoria" creator said, "There was no one quite like Angus. He was too special, too talented, and way too young to leave us so soon. He also struggled, like many of us, with addiction and depression. I hope he knew how many hearts he touched. I loved him. I always will. Rest in peace and God Bless his family."

Reid mourned Cloud's death on Instagram Stories on July 31 by sharing a clip of him in "Euphoria," writing, "The tears just won't stop." She later shared an Instagram post in his honor, writing, "wish i could hear you say 'fammmmmmmmm' or 'how's momz' one more time. i've always respected your kindness, tomfoolery, and ability to take up space. wish we could've shared the screen together. never gonna forget about you dawg. you are SO loved. ♥️"

Following news of Cloud's death, Domingo posted a cheerful throwback photo of the two on Instagram with their "Euphoria" castmates from the season two premiere. He captioned it, "And that was his smile. That was him. May he rest sweetly in peace." He also posted a photo of them on Instagram Stories and wrote, "Couldn't be more real, original, and sweet. Loved this kids. Always smiles. I hope this sensitive soul is at rest."

In his People interview, Domingo recalled his last time seeing Cloud at a party and explained how "people glommed onto him because he was just that guy." The actor added, "He was like the pied piper in a way. So he always had new people around him because he was interesting, quirky and funny, real sweet, and also very real. . . . There's many comments made out there on social media saying you wouldn't get a realer person in this industry because he didn't know how to put on airs. He didn't know how to not be himself, and that's what I appreciated so much. And I think there's a huge loss of that."

The season one "Euphoria" star commented on Cloud's last Instagram post, writing, "❤️❤️❤️ rest easy angus."

In a statement to People, Marshall, who played Nate Jacobs's (Jacob Elordi) mom in "Euphoria," said of Cloud, "He was kind and gracious and so unique. You couldn't take your eyes off him, on film or on set. How lucky we all were to have witnessed his work. It was beyond truthful, every damn take. My heart hurts."

The "Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" star tweeted of Cloud's death on July 31, "please remember how loved you are. this world is so quick to make you feel otherwise. there are reasons to stick around. and this world needs you. oh, angus. we celebrate you."

The fellow Oakland native and singer paid tribute to Cloud on Instagram by writing, "sat for a long time. u f*cked the whole world up, but you really f*cked everybody at home up. it's a deep one. not too many words when it's this close to home. not many words when it's a bigger conversation. i ain't got much more to say except the real person was more complex & more solid than a tv character. that person deserve to be remembered in totality. hugging all my patnas from back home.. direct your prayers towards his mother, his family. love you brudda. energy never dies. long live you 🫀."

The rapper and actor quoted the "Euphoria" Twitter account's tribute to Cloud and tweeted, "This hurts man. One of the realest dudes in this business."

The actor posted a photo of Cloud on Twitter and wrote alongside it, "You will be deeply missed. Rest in Power @anguscloud ❤️🙏🏾."

The musician paid homage to Cloud's "Euphoria" character on Instagram, writing, "Fez was the spiritual center of 'Euphoria' and definitely my fav character on the show. Love to his entire family and to those who knew him. #AngusCloud."

Shortly after news of Cloud's death broke, the singer wrote on Instagram Stories, "Angus, I'll never forget talking about what it meant to be some Cali kids doing it big. You really didn't care about the flashy lights or fancy events. Your rawness and authenticity were my favorite things about being around you. Truly at a loss for words..." She added, "My thoughts and prayers go out to family and friends close to you during this difficult time."

According to Billboard, the "Ocean Eyes" singer paid tribute to Cloud during her headlining Lollapalooza set on Aug. 3, honoring him after singing "Never Felt So Alone"; the Labrinth track features her vocals and played in "Euphoria" season two. "RIP Angus Cloud everybody," Eilish told the crowd.