Vanessa Hudgens’ dad dies hours before her acclaimed ‘Grease: Live’ act | Inquirer Entertainment

Vanessa Hudgens’ dad dies hours before her acclaimed ‘Grease: Live’ act

/ 06:07 PM February 01, 2016

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AMERICAN actress and theater performer Vanessa Hudgens has earned praise from fellow Hollywood stars as she pushed through with her performance in “Grease: Live” hours after her father died.

In a Twitter post hours before the show started, Hudgens shared the sad news that Greg Hudgens, 65, has succumbed to stage 4 cancer.

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“I am so sad to say that last night, my daddy Greg passed away from stage 4 cancer. Thank you to everyone who kept him in your prayers,” she said.

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She even dedicated her performance in “Grease” as “Rizzo” for her late father.

“Tonight, I do the show in his honor,” the “High School Musical” star said.

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Stars and TV personalities heaped praises for Hudgens after the show.

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Fellow High School Musical star Ashley Tisdale said: “I wouldn’t expect anything less @VanessaHudgens is killing it! So proud of my girl #GreaseLive

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“Entertainment Tonight” reporter Mario Lopez said: “Imagine if you had a day like @VanessaHudgens & performed like that. Wow.What a strong woman.My new hero#GreaseLive.”

“Pitch Perfect” star Anna Kendrick said: “Everyone was incredible tonight. Well done @juliannehough @VanessaHudgens @AaronTveit the whole cast and the CREW! #GreaseLiveAJH

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