Addison Taylor Orlando Florida Obituary, Death: Entertainer and LGBTQ+ Advocate Addison Taylor has died
The Orlando, Florida community is mourning the loss of Addison Taylor, a vibrant entertainer, comedian, and passionate LGBTQ+ advocate whose sudden passing has left family, friends, and fans devastated.
Known for her razor-sharp wit, magnetic personality, and unapologetic humor, Addison had the unique ability to make people laugh while challenging them to think differently about the world.
Born on June 8, 1984, Addison called Orlando both her hometown and her home, dedicating much of her life to uplifting the community through her performances and activism.
She wore many hats: a fierce comedian, a spirited advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, a loving mother to her children Remy Taylor and Trenton Venezia, and a devoted sister and daughter to her family, including siblings Axel Andrews, Joshua Hedger, Joshua Eads, Daphne Ferraro, Shelita Taylor, Chrissy Guy, Dominique Taylor Johnson, and father Bob Taylor.
Her family remembers her as a playful, caring, and fiercely loyal presence whose life touched everyone she met. Professionally, Addison left an indelible mark in Orlando’s entertainment and advocacy scenes.
She served as a Marketing Manager and Outreach Specialist at Harmony Healthcare Inc. and co-owned the National Miss Comedy Queen Pageant, a platform that celebrated talent, authenticity, and diversity.
Through her work, she inspired countless individuals to embrace their identities, express themselves boldly, and laugh freely—even in the face of life’s challenges. Friends and fans took to social media to honor her memory, describing Addison as “one of the sweetest, most iconic, hilarious humans” whose humor could both sting and uplift.
Her energy, irreverence, and commitment to joy and authenticity made her a beloved figure in Orlando and beyond. Addison Taylor’s passing is a profound loss, but her legacy of laughter, advocacy, and love will live on.
Orlando—and the countless lives she touched—will forever remember her brilliance, her courage, and the joy she brought into every room. Rest in peace, Addison.