Charmed star Julian McMahon has tragically passed away at the age of 56 after a private struggle with cancer, confirmed by his family. McMahon was widely recognized for his iconic role as Cole Turner in the WB series and his portrayal of Christian Troy in the critically acclaimed series Nip/Tuck. His wife, Kelly McMahon, shared that he passed away peacefully earlier this week in Clearwater, Florida. Following this heartbreaking news, many cast members from Charmed have come forward to express their heartfelt thoughts and condolences in memory of the late actor.

Alyssa Milano, who portrayed Phoebe Halliwell, had significant on-screen interactions with McMahon, as his character was Phoebe’s love interest in a complicated witch/demon romance. Late Friday night, she took to Instagram to share her deep sorrow over McMahon’s passing. She expressed, “Julian McMahon was magic.” Milano further elaborated, stating, “Julian was more than my TV husband. He was a dear friend. The kind who checks in. The kind who remembers. The kind who shares. The kind who tells you the truth, even when it’s uncomfortable—but always with love.” Her tribute highlights the personal connection and fond memories shared between the two actors.

Holly Marie Combs, who played the beloved character Piper Halliwell in the series, also took to Instagram to share a touching tribute. She fondly recalled McMahon’s “zest for life and crazy-making sense of humor,” expressing how profoundly he would be missed in both their professional and personal lives.

Rose McGowan, who portrayed Paige Matthews, honored the late actor through her Instagram stories and referred to McMahon as a “force of brilliance.” Her tribute underscores McMahon’s vibrant personality and the impact he had on those who worked alongside him, showcasing the deep respect and admiration his colleagues held for him.

Other cast members from Charmed have also expressed their love and support during this difficult time. Notably, Brian Krause, who played Leo Wyatt and often served as a foil to McMahon’s character Cole Turner, shared his heartfelt sentiments. Krause described Julian as “one of the funniest, devilishly handsome and kind souls!” His words reflect not only the camaraderie shared on set but also the genuine affection that developed among the cast over the years.