The television industry is mourning the loss of actress, writer, and producer Ellen Weston, who passed away at the age of 87. Best known to daytime television fans for her role as Suzanne Thurston on The Young and the Restless, Weston built a career that spanned more than six decades. Her passing has prompted many fans and colleagues to reflect on her lasting contributions to the entertainment industry.TV & Video
Weston appeared in numerous well-known television series throughout her career, including The Young and the Restless, Guiding Light, Another World, Bewitched, Get Smart, Wonder Woman, Mannix, and The Bob Newhart Show. Her ability to perform in both daytime dramas and primetime television made her a familiar face to audiences across different generations.

In addition to acting, Weston established herself as a talented writer and producer. She contributed to several television projects and later wrote for Guiding Light, bringing years of industry experience to the creative side of television. Her work behind the scenes earned respect from colleagues who appreciated her storytelling skills and dedication to quality productions.
Away from television, friends remembered Weston as someone who enjoyed staying active and exploring new hobbies. She reportedly took dance lessons and developed an interest in pottery later in life, embracing opportunities to continue learning and expressing her creativity. Those who knew her described her as warm, energetic, and supportive of others.TV & Video

According to reports, Ellen Weston passed away on May 28 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. Born in New York City on April 19, 1939, she dedicated much of her life to the entertainment industry, successfully building a career that evolved from acting to writing and producing over the years.
Weston’s professional journey reflected her versatility and commitment to her craft. Whether appearing on screen or working behind the scenes, she remained involved in television throughout much of her life. Her contributions to daytime drama and television production continue to be appreciated by viewers and industry professionals alike.

She is survived by her son, Jon. Following news of her passing, fans have shared memories of her performances and expressed appreciation for the many characters and stories she helped bring to television during her long career.
The family has not released additional public information beyond confirming her passing. As friends, colleagues, and viewers remember Ellen Weston, many continue celebrating the body of work she created throughout her years in television and the impact she made on audiences around the world.