The celebrity chef passed away in his sleep in late September at the age of 44.
A spokesperson from the Maryland Department of Health confirmed that the celebrity chef star
, last month after succumbing to atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, which occurs when there is a buildup of fats, cholesterol and other substances in the arteries and restricts blood flow. He was 44.He became a fan-favorite after serving as a judge of . Ruiz, who owned the restaurant La Cubana in NYC, also appeared on . Following Ruiz's shocking passing, Fieri took to social media to remember his longtime friend.
"I'm heartbroken that my friend chef Carl Ruiz is gone," Fieri tweeted in late September."I have no words to describe what a great friend he was to me and my family. His ability to make me laugh and smile under any circumstances was only outshined by his talent as a chef."Several other Food Network stars paid tribute to their late co-star.
"This man was somehow fatherly, comforting, wise, reckless, brilliant, wickedly funny & unique all in 1," wrote ."My life will be lonelier without him. Love you Carl. I'll make sure no one puts pineapple on pizza best I can without you here. #rip @carlruiz."shared, "Good buddy of mine is gone. He made people laugh who'd forgotten how to laugh. He set rooms on fire. He was the match and the kerosene. The smartest and lovable-ist asshole I knew.
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