Marnie Schulenburg Dies: 'As the World Turns,' 'One Life To Live' Star Was 37 | Arts & Entertainment
The veteran soap star passed away following a battle with breast cancer after first being diagnosed in 2020.
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The veteran soap star passed away following a battle with breast cancer after first being diagnosed in 2020.
"One Life to Live" actress Marnie Schulenburg has died after stage 4 metastatic breast cancer complications. She was 37. Schulenberg is survived by her husband Zack Robidas and their two-year-old daughter Coda.
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