LILO & STITCH VOICE STAR DAVEIGH CHASE REMEMBERED
The beloved voice of Lilo has passed away at 35. The entertainment world mourns the loss of a talented early-2000s fixture.
Daveigh Chase, the voice of spirited Lilo in Disney's 2002 animated hit *Lilo & Stitch*, died on June 16 at age 35, according to The Hollywood Reporter and other outlets. The former child star, who became a household name as the voice of the pint-sized Hawaiian troublemaker, left an indelible mark on a generation of Disney fans.
According to Los Angeles County medical examiner records obtained by Us Weekly, Chase died from AIDS, with other significant health conditions also cited. She passed away in a hospital, and the manner of death is listed as natural. Chase's career spanned the late '90s and early 2000s, a golden era for young talent in film and television.
The entertainment community is remembering Chase for her work bringing Lilo to life—a role that became iconic in Disney animation history. *Lilo & Stitch* remains a beloved classic, and Chase's voice work continues to resonate with fans of all ages who grew up with the film.
Sources · The Hollywood Reporter · Deadline · Us Weekly · E! Online