‘Blood, Sweat And Heels’ Star Daisy Lewellyn Dies At 36

Reality star Daisy Lewellyn has died. She was 36.

The star of Bravo’s “Blood Sweat and Heels,” author, personal style expert and self-proclaimed “Queen of Chic,” lost an ongoing battle with liver cancer Friday.

"Daisy passed on in peace and filled with joy, surrounded by her family and friends. We are all saddened to lose this wonderful woman. Our thoughts and deepest sympathy is expressed,” Bravo told the Daily News in a statement.

Lewellyn was reportedly diagnosed in 2014 at age 34 with stage-three cancer of the bile ducts. She opened up about her rare illness publicly in 2015 on the second season of the show.

“It was kind of shocking. But also when I was diagnosed, I remember some of my immediate thoughts being like, ‘Well you know what? I’m not afraid to die,” she told the website Madame Noire.

“It wasn’t like I wanted to die and it wasn’t like I didn’t want to live because I absolutely love my life and I’ve always loved my life, but they told me it was stage three cancer. I was like, ‘Well, if it’s my time to go, I’m okay with it.”

Her former castmates expressed their sympathy and love for Lewellyn on social media.

“My deepest condolences to the family of Daisy Lewellyn. RIP,” wrote former co-star Demetria Lucas on Twitter.

Bravo talk show host Andy Cohen also shared kind words about the Brooklynite.

"I am just heartbroken. What a wonderful spirit, force of life and great person. She lit up every room. Sad day," he tweeted.

Lewellyn is best remembered by fans for her bubbly and optimistic personality.

“Daisy was so happy and positive even after finding out she had cancer. She was really the sunlight on ‘Blood Sweat and Heels,” wrote @MIB_JADE on Twitter.

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