Alice Stewart, a CNN commentator, was found dead in her home on Saturday morning. A lot of people have said nice things about her.
A lot of people have said nice things about the Republican correspondent since she died suddenly in her Virginia home at age 58.
The cause of death has not been found yet, but police do not think there was any foul play.
CNN reported that officials think Stewart may have had a medical emergency.
Following the news of Stewart’s death, her sister-in-law Vikki Fraker spoke out about her on social media.
“To the wonderful people on our farm, Eric’s sister Alice Stewart died suddenly Friday night. We’re very upset. “Thank you for praying for Eric, Andrea, and Heather,” she wrote on Instagram.
Stewart used to work as a local TV host before she got into politics and became Mike Huckabee’s communications director when he was governor of Arkansas.
She first worked on his campaign and then moved on to help other GOP candidates, like Michele Bachmann, Rick Santorum, and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, with their own political campaigns.
In 2016, she joined CNN during the election season and quickly became a mainstay.
After hearing about her death on Friday, the network put out a statement on Saturday.
“All of us at CNN knew Alice and worked with her,” CNN Chairman Mark Thompson said in a statement.
„A political veteran and Emmy Award-winning reporter who added a unique spark to CNN’s coverage. She was known across our bureaus not only for her political knowledge but also for her unwavering kindness. We’re sad about this terrible loss, and our hearts are heavy.
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