Tiffini Hale, a former member of The Party, the popular Disney Channel pop group, died on Christmas Day. Her co-stars took to Instagram to express their condolences.
They said, “It is with the heaviest of broken hearts that we share the sad news of the passing of our beloved sister, Tiffini Talia Hale.
Early this month, she suffered a cardiac arrest that resulted in her being left in a coma. After many prayers and with her family by her side, our dearest Tiff took her last breath Christmas morning. She is now resting peacefully.
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Tiffini’s family has kindly asked that their privacy be respected as they take this time to grieve.
Tiffini’s mother Nancy and sister Tanya send their love to all, as well as many thanks for such kind support through the years.
On behalf of Tiffini’s family, and her Party and MMC brothers and sisters, we want to thank all of you for the love and well wishes you have expressed for our dear Tiffini.
Her beauty, talent, style and fun loving spirit will forever live in our hearts and memories.
Forever Yours,
Deedee, Chasen, Jeune, Damon and the entire Mickey Mouse Club family.”
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Hale had previously starred in the 1989 debut of The All New Mickey Mouse Club. The Disney series ended its run in 1995, but Hale was there till 1991. The fourth season of the series featured Albert Fields, Tiffini Hale, Deedee Magno, Chase Hampton, and Damon Pampolina. They appeared in different segments as The Party, which is an acronym for, Positive Attitude Reflects Today’s Youth. This footage was separate from that of the other cast members.
During the show’s final season, Hale returned again, but as a co-host with Chase Hampton. As two of the show’s original members, they enjoyed some popularity as Mousketeers.
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Accordingly, fans and celebrities have expressed sadness at her departure. Condolences have poured in from all quarters, as Susan Negan, the Broadway actress wrote “Gone far too soon – sending love and prayers.”
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Eden Espinosa, the ‘Game Night’ co-host also spoke up, “Omg DeeDee. I’m so sorry for this immense loss.” He was joined by actors Jennifer Paz and Carly Craig. The former said, “I’m so so sorry for your loss. I’m holding a space in my heart for you. Sending you love and prayers.” Meanwhile, the latter too expressed her shock and sadness at the news of Hale’s demise, promising to send her love.
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While Hale shot to popularity due to her time with The Party, she was not part of the band when they reunited in 2013.
