Comedian Gabriela Fleritt, Daughter, and Grandson Confirmed Dead in Venezuela Earthquake

The Venezuelan entertainment world is mourning the loss of beloved comedian Gabriela Fleritt, her daughter Andrea Laya, and grandson Mariano Ferrera, who perished in a recent earthquake in Venezuela. The official confirmation of their deaths ended a period of anxious searching by family, colleagues, and fans who had held onto hope for their survival.

The family was in a building in La Guaira when the seismic event occurred. Tragically, only Sebastián Landi, Fleritt's elder grandson, survived the collapse. He was rescued and is now under the care of his relatives. During the days following the disaster, various unconfirmed reports circulated about the family's condition, adding to the distress of those closely following the rescue efforts.

Family members released a statement confirming the devastating news. "With deep sorrow, we inform that, after confirmation from our relatives and neighbors present at the scene, our dear Gabriela Fleritt, Andrea Laya, and Mariano Ferrera were found lifeless," the statement read, as reported by Venezuelan media outlets like Ronda and 2001 Online. The message underscored the profound impact of the tragedy on those who had been following the rescue operations.

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With deep sorrow, we inform that, after confirmation from our relatives and neighbors present at the scene, our dear Gabriela Fleritt, Andrea Laya, and Mariano Ferrera were found lifeless.

The statement also highlighted the family's commitment to supporting Sebastián. "Today, our commitment remains firm with Sebastián Landi, the beautiful gift of life that Gabriela, Andrea, and Mariano left us. We will care for him, protect him, and accompany him always with all our love," it added. The family also extended their solidarity to all those affected by the devastating earthquakes.

Gabriela Fleritt was a highly recognized figure in Venezuelan television, celebrated for her comedic talent, relatable style, and ability to connect with audiences across generations. She was particularly known for her role in the popular program "Bienvenidos" and also appeared in other well-known shows like "Cheverísimo," "Chisparates," and "¡A que te ríes!," solidifying her status as a cherished personality in Venezuelan entertainment.

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Today, our commitment remains firm with Sebastián Landi, the beautiful gift of life that Gabriela, Andrea, and Mariano left us. We will care for him, protect him, and accompany him always with all our love.