Cedric McMillan was an American IFBB professional bodybuilder and United States Army Instructor. His last victory was the 2017 Arnold Classic.
Cedric Mcmillan: Death cause| Cause of death| How did die
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Bodybuilding star Cedric McMillan has passed away at the age of 44 with the cause of death still not confirmed.
Tributes have poured in for the much-loved icon of the sport, whose ‘classic physique’ represented the ‘golden age’ of bodybuilding. McMillan is one of the most recognisable faces of the industry since the turn of the century, and his last victory came in the 2017 Arnold Classic.
McMillan’s friend and competitor Steve Kuclo said: “Very saddened to hear the news of the passing of an awesome person, family man, hero and bodybuilder Cedric McMillan.
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One fan tweeted: “R.I.P. to one of my favourite bodybuilders and best personality in the professional bodybuilding Cedric McMillan.” While another added: “Rest in Peace Cedric McMillan, one of the best to ever do it.”
“I’ve been competing with Cedric for over 10 years and always had the best times backstage and photoshoots together. He loved life and the sport he poured his life into. Rest In Peace brother!”
Bodybuilders and fans alike were saddened to learn that Cedric McMillan passed away on April 12th at the age of 44. No cause of death had been revealed yet.
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While a private person, Cedric would do anything to support his soldiers. From giving them regulation haircuts, to sharing lessons in carpentry to standing by them during difficult times, Staff Sergeant McMillian, could be counted to provide the support and leadership so many young people need.
McMillan’s health issues had been well known for several months, and they have kept him from competing in several contests, including the 2021 and 2022 Arnold Classic.
The 2017 Arnold Classic winner was also a proud member of the United States Army, and he served his country from his home state of South Carolina for several years.
Born: 17 August 1977, Maplewood, New Jersey, United States
