UPDATE (8/27/18, 10:45 a.m. ET): The cause of Jackson Odell's death was released on Sunday. He died of a drug overdose in a sober living facility in June, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner report revealed. Odell’s cause of death was described as an “acute heroin and cocaine toxicity” and the overdose was an accident, the coroner’s office announced. Original post: Actor Jackson Odell, who played Gumbo on Nickelodeon’s iCarly, was found dead in his California home on June 8, according to Variety. He was 20 years old. The cause of death has yet to be announced. His family confirmed the news on Twitter. "The Odell family has lost our beloved son and brother, Jackson Odell, on Friday. He will always be a shining light and a brilliant, loving and talented soul. He had so much more to share. Our family will always carry that truth forward. Our wish is that the rest of the world who knew and loved him does as well. We are now going to try to make sense of our immeasurable loss privately. We will not be making anymore statements," they wrote. This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. The rising star appeared in several television series, including The Goldbergs and The Fosters, as well as the 2011 movie, Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer. Jackson's friend and Modern Family costar Ariel Winter shared a statement on Twitter. "Devastated to hear about the passing of Jackson Odell. I knew Jackson since we were 12 years old, and he even appeared in an episode of Modern Family. We didn't talk much as we entered into our high school years, but I'm glad I got to spend time with him before his end. Very hard for me to hear about anyone passing away, but someone so young really saddens me. Sending love to his family and friends," she wrote. This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. In addition to acting, Jackson worked as a singer-songwriter. His most famous song "Wings of an Angel" was featured of the soundtrack for the film Forever My Girl and sung by American Idol contestant and country music star Lauren Alaina. This content is imported from YouTube. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. Victoria Rodriguez is a fellow at Seventeen.com. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram! This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io<doc-sep>Fans are grieving the loss of Jackson Odell, a 20-year-old actor best-known for his part on”The Goldbergs,” after news of his passing broke Sunday. The young star — who was found unresponsive at a residence in the San Fernando Valley on Friday, a Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office spokesperson told TheWrap — played Ari Caldwell on eight episodes of the ABC sitcom from 2013-2015. He counted appearances on “Modern Family,” “Private Practice,” “iCarly,” “Arrested Development” and “The Fosters” among his other small screen credits and in the 2011 movie “Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer” with actress Heather Graham. Also Read: Jackson Odell, 'Modern Family' and 'The Goldbergs' Actor, Dies at 20 But Odell didn’t just work in scripted content, taking to YouTube often to share his musical talents with fans. Click through the gallery here to see videos the singer-songwriter shared, including a very impressive throwback clip of him playing “Great Balls of Fire” on the piano at just six years old, not to mention a moving cover of Rihanna’s “Stay.” “The Odell family has lost our beloved son and brother, Jackson Odell,” the family said in a statement emailed to TheWrap. “He will always be a shining light and a brilliant, loving and talented soul. He had so much more to share. Our family will always carry that truth forward. Our wish is that the rest of the world does as well. We are now going to try to make sense of our immeasurable loss privately.” Odell’s cause of death has yet to be determined and is pending autopsy. Click through the gallery to see some of his most memorable moments on video. Related stories from TheWrap: Jackson Odell, 'iCarly' and 'The Goldbergs' Actor, Dies at 20 'The Goldbergs' Spinoff Ordered to Series at ABC Ratings: 'Empire,' 'Survivor' and 'The Goldbergs' All Beat 'A Very Pentatonix Christmas' 'The Goldbergs' Faces Boycott by Trump Supporters After Creator Criticizes President From 'Spaceballs'<doc-sep>
“The Goldbergs” and “iCarly” actor Jackson Odell has died. He was 20. Odell was found unresponsive at a residence in the San Fernando Valley on Friday, a Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office spokesperson told TheWrap Sunday. The cause of death has yet to be confirmed and is pending autopsy. “The Odell family has lost our beloved son and brother, Jackson Odell,” the family said in a statement emailed to TheWrap. “He will always be a shining light and a brilliant, loving and talented soul. He had so much more to share. Our family will always carry that truth forward. Our wish is that the rest of the world does as well. We are now going to try to make sense of our immeasurable loss privately.” Odell played Ari Caldwell on eight episodes of the ABC sitcom from 2013-2015. His other TV credits include parts on “Private Practice,” “Modern Family,” “Arrested Development” and “The Fosters.” He also appeared in the 2011 movie “Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer” with actress Heather Graham. Odell was also a singer-songwriter who contributed several original tunes to the soundtrack for the 2018 movie “Forever My Girl,” including “American Idol” alum Lauren Alaina’s hit “Wings of an Angel.” He was known for sharing videos of himself singing covers of popular artists’ songs on YouTube over the years. Related stories from TheWrap: 'The Goldbergs' Spinoff Ordered to Series at ABC Ratings: 'Empire,' 'Survivor' and 'The Goldbergs' All Beat 'A Very Pentatonix Christmas' 'The Goldbergs' Faces Boycott by Trump Supporters After Creator Criticizes President From 'Spaceballs' ABC Renews 'The Goldbergs' for 2 More Seasons