Garrison Brown (1998–2024), son of Sister Wives stars

Garrison Brown was a son of Janelle and Kody Brown, stars of the TLC reality show “Sister Wives.”

Angus Cloud (1998–2023), Euphoria star 

Angus Cloud was an actor who starred as drug dealer Fezco in the hit HBO series “Euphoria.”

Patrick Gasienica (1998–2023), Olympic ski jumper 

Patrick Gasienica was an Olympic ski jumper who competed at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. 

Moonbin (1998–2023), singer with K-pop group Astro

Moonbin was a South Korean singer and actor who rose to fame with the K-pop group Astro. 

Lil Keed (1998–2022), rapper on Young Thug’s label 

Lil Keed was an up-and-coming Atlanta rapper who was signed to Young Thug’s record label Young Stoner Life.

Emani 22 (1998–2021), R&B singer

Emani 22 was a rising R&B singer known for music including her 2020 single “Feelings.”

Damon Weaver (1998–2021), young reporter who interviewed President Obama

Damon Weaver was an aspiring journalist who became the youngest person to interview a sitting president when he interviewed President Barack Obama at age 11.

Lorenzo Brino (1998–2020), played Sam on “7th Heaven”

Lorenzo Brino was a child actor who played Sam Camden on “7th Heaven” from 1998 through 2007.

Andrea Arruti (1998–2020), voice of Elsa in Spanish-language “Frozen”

Andrea Arruti was a Mexican voice actress who provided the voice of Elsa in the Spanish-language version of Disney’s “Frozen.” Her other voiceover credits include the Spanish-language versions of Diamond Tiara in “My Little Pony,” Neeko in “League of Legends,” Brigitte in “Phineas and Ferb,” Makini in “The Lion Guard,” and others.

Juice WRLD (1998–2019), Chicago rapper

Juice WRLD  was a Chicago rapper best known for the hit song “All Girls Are the Same” from 2018 album “Goodbye & Riddance.” Juice WRLD (born Jarad Higgins) signed a $3 million record deal with Interscope Records in 2018 after his EP “Juice Wrld 999” was streamed millions of times. In 2019 he released album “Death Race for Love” that hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and co-headlined a tour with Nicki Minaj.  

XXXTentacion (1998–2018), controversial rapper

His music topped charts despite legal issues.