David Muir Pays Tribute to Catherine O'Hara – ABC News
ABC News anchor David Muir reflects on the life and legacy of late comedy legend Catherine O'Hara, who died at 71 on Jan 30, 2026.
Catherine O'Hara, the celebrated Canadian comic born on March 23, 1954 in Toronto, passed away at age 71 on January 30, 2026 after a brief illness. The former cast member of The Kids in the Hall, she earned national acclaim for her roles in Home Alone (1990), Best in Show (1995), and the Emmy‑winning sitcom Schitt’s Creek (2015‑2020). ABC News chief anchor David Muir released a tribute video on January 30, 2026, in Washington D.C., reflecting on O'Hara’s career, her impact on television comedy, and the warmth of her performances that earned her a dedicated fan base. The clip honors her legacy and highlights her unforgettable work across film and television.
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