Canadian comedian Nick Nemeroff dies at 32

Juno Award nominee comedian Nick Nemeroff died Monday at the age of 32. The Canadian-born comedian’s debut comedy album, ‘The Pursuit of Comedy Has Ruined My Life,’ was nominated for a Juno Awards last year. . According to an obituary posted on the website of a Montreal funeral home, Nemeroff died suddenly Monday. The agency that manages the comedian and his family announced Monday night that he had died. The cause of his death has not yet been given.

In 2020, while promoting the release of his comedy album, Nemeroff told CBC that: “Unfortunately, I love to stand up and joke around more than anything, and this album is the culmination of doing it every night for the last seven years.”

Nemeroff’s manager, Morgan Flood of Grand Wave Entertainment, told CBC News that he does not know the cause of his death, but that he “died in his sleep.”

At the age of 28, Nick Nemeroff had performed on Conan O’Brien’s late night show.

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He has also performed at ‘Just for Laughs’ in Montreal, the ‘Winnipeg Comedy Festival’ and the ‘Melbourne International Comedy Festival’. He was also part of CBC Gem’s ‘The New Wave of Standup’. The comedian’s most recent appearance was on CTV Comedy’s ‘Roast Battle Canada.’

Nick grew up in Montreal-West and attended the Royal West Academy. The comedian graduated from the Metropolitan University of Toronto in a radio and television program.

In an Instagram post, his family paid tribute to the late comedian, calling him a “comic book comic” and praising “his unique cadence, labyrinthine deadpan and diversion-driven new take on comedy.”

Endlessly sweet, supportive of others, humbled by his many abilities and accomplishments, Nick Nemeroff lived his life doing what he loved, and this is how he will be remembered.

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Meanwhile, the agency that represents him wrote: “We are very proud to see Nick become one of the most popular and respected comedians in Canada.”

Although details of the funeral have not been made public, Nemeroff’s family urged those in attendance to make donations to the Planned Parenthood of their choice in his honor.