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Roger Ailes Said To Have Suffered Fall, Blood Clot Before Shocking Death

May 18 2017, Updated 1:57 p.m. ET

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Roger Ailes may have suffered a blood clot prior to his shocking death.

According to the controversial media mogul’s biographer Gabriel Sherman, the 77-year-old fell in Palm Beach, Florida, last week, which led to the clot and other complications.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the ousted Fox CEO passed away suddenly this morning.

“I am profoundly sad and heartbroken to report that my husband, Roger Ailes, passed away this morning,” his wife Elizabeth announced in a statement. “Roger was a loving husband to me, to his son Zachary, and a loyal friend to many.”

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Just last year, Ailes became the subject of many sexual harassment claims from current and former female employees including Gretchen Carlson, who slapped him with a lawsuit. The case was later settled for a reported $20 million.

He resigned amid the scandal in July 2016.

Keep reading RadarOnline.com for the latest developments.

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