Dick Capri, a beloved figure in the world of comedy, has sadly passed away, leaving behind a legacy of laughter and joy. Fortunately, he was able to celebrate one final Christmas surrounded by his family, a moment that will forever be cherished.

The legendary comedian and Broadway performer departed this life on Thursday morning (December 26) at the remarkable age of 93. His vibrant career spanned decades, and his unique humor touched the hearts of many.

Dick’s family shared with TMZ that he had come to terms with his “time was coming to an end” following a recent diagnosis, and he peacefully passed in his sleep, leaving a void in the comedy world.

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The comedian was diagnosed with a bleeding enlarged aorta, a serious condition that was deemed inoperable due to his advanced age. After enjoying Christmas festivities with his loved ones, Dick retired for the night and sadly did not awaken the following morning, marking the end of an era.

During the holiday, Dick was surrounded by his life partner, son, and daughter-in-law in sunny Florida. Other family members joined the celebrations via FaceTime, ensuring that everyone could share in the warmth of the season. He also indulged in a meal from his favorite restaurant, making his last meal a memorable one filled with love and comfort.

“The world is not as funny today as it was yesterday,” lamented Dick’s son in a heartfelt statement, capturing the profound impact his father had on those around him.

Dick was known for his extensive tours alongside Englebert Humperdinck and made a significant mark on Broadway with his debut in the revue Catskills On Broadway. His contributions to the entertainment industry will always be remembered. RIP.