Musser was just 50 years old and set to marry his longtime partner, Paige Press. Paige took to her Instagram Story to announce the news of Messer’s unexpected passing.
She shared several pictures of their life together, writing, “I’ll never stop loving you. Today is the worst day of my life. We were so happy.”
Musser certainly left a lasting impression on Sandler. Upon hearing of Musser’s passing, the legendary funnyman Instagrammed that “I loved this guy. Cannot believe he is gone. Such a wonderful, funny, good man. Thinking of [him] and his family and sending all my love. A true great sweetheart of a person.”
She continued, “You were the best fiancè I could ever ask for. I am never taking my ring off. I love you forever.”
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