Donny Davis, who danced with Britney, Mariah and Miley, dead at 43

Las Vegas-based efficiency artist Donny Davis died on Tuesday at 43.
Randy Shropshire

Vegas’ personal Donny Davis, who carried out with the likes of Britney Spears and Chelsea Handler, has died.

He was 43.

Sources advised TMZ that Davis was discovered lifeless in his Las Vegas lodge room on Tuesday.

The reason for loss of life stays unclear till the total post-mortem report.

Davis was a Sin Metropolis staple, having carried out for a lot of A-listers, together with Mariah Carey, Miley Cyrus, Seth McFarland, Joe Jonas and others.

In 2013, he was forged as a part of Spears’ dance troupe throughout her preliminary Vegas residency, which ran practically 250 exhibits. He was additionally a collection common on Chelsea Handler’s “Chelsea Currently.”

Donny Davis counted Britney Spears amongst his illustrious associates within the business, after the pop star employed him as a dancer for her Las Vegas residency.

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Comic Chelsea Handler featured Donny Davis in a number of episodes of her late evening speak present “Chelsea Currently” on E!

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Donny Davis affectionately referred to Mariah Carey as “The Queen” on his Instagram web page.

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For 20 years, Donny Davis placed on a spread present at Beacher’s Madhouse, that includes many A-list visitor performers.

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Davis additionally had roles in movie, showing in Tommy Chong’s 2017 comedy “It’s Gawd!” and within the 2013 movie “Ache & Achieve” with Mark Wahlberg, Dwayne Johnson and Anthony Mackie.

Davis developed his personal vaudeville type selection present for Beacher’s Madhouse on the MGM Grand, the place he usually carried out for 20 years, and featured numerous illustrious visitors.

He was additionally a fierce advocate for little folks, in and outdoors the leisure business.

“Donny broke boundaries within the little folks group and was an inspiration to his friends,” Madhouse proprietor Jeff Beacher advised TMZ. “He shall be missed terribly however his legacy and the affect he had on those that beloved him will dwell on without end.”