Annie Wershing, the talented actress celebrated for her role as FBI agent Renee Walker in the iconic series *24* and as the voice of Tess in the acclaimed video game *The Last of Us*, has sadly passed away.
She left us on January 29 at the age of 45, after bravely battling cancer.
The news broke early Sunday morning from her publicist, who confirmed the heartbreaking loss occurred in Los Angeles, although details regarding the specific type of cancer she faced have not been disclosed.
Wershing's co-star from *24*, Kiefer Sutherland, took a moment to honor her memory, expressing that the world has dimmed with her departure.
He described her as one of the most remarkable actors he had ever collaborated with, highlighting the profound impact she made on those around her.
Born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri, Wershing's career spanned over two decades, showcasing her versatility across various television shows.
She began her journey in the entertainment industry with a role in *Star Trek: Enterprise*, which set the stage for a flourishing career.
Her talent shone brightly as she secured recurring roles in notable series such as *Bosch*, *The Vampire Diaries*, *Marvel's Runaways*, and *The Rookie*.
Most recently, she captivated audiences as the Borg Queen in the second season of *Star Trek: Picard*.
Despite her diagnosis in 2020, Wershing continued to work, demonstrating remarkable resilience and dedication to her craft.
Her commitment to her profession even during such challenging times is a testament to her strength and passion for acting.
