Todd Meadows, best known for ‘Deadliest Catch’, passes away at 25

Todd Meadows, known for being a part of the crew on ‘Deadliest Catch’, has passed away. He was 25 when he left for his heavenly abode. The TV reality show star had risen to popularity after he had joined the show as one of the owners of the vessel that goes around and catches marine life.

Todd Meadows passes away at 25

The news was initially confirmed through a social media post that was shared by his partner, Kennedy Harvey. She took to her account and posted, “I don’t have words, nothing I do or say will bring you back. Not only were you my children’s father, but you were my best friend. No matter what terms we were on, we always came to each other for comfort, and no one could understand why but us.”


She also added photos and glimpses of Meadows as a father and their time together. She then added, “You passed doing what you loved, and that brings me a little bit of comfort knowing that. I promise I will never let the boys forget you. We will talk about you every day, visit you, show them every picture and video, and all of our cool spots.”

She concluded her post by talking about how the two of them had been planning on getting married and building a life together, and how she will never forget him.

Todd Meadows’s captain also issues a statement about his passing

His captain, Rick Shelford, on March 2, posted a series of photos of Meadows and added a heartfelt caption. He wrote, “Todd was the newest member of our crew; he quickly became family. His love for fishing and his strong work ethic earned everyone’s respect right away. His smile was contagious, and the sound of his laughter coming up the wheelhouse stairs or over the deck hailer is something we will carry with us always.”

While he did not share how the man passed away, he confirmed that Meadows breathed his last on February 25. He stated, “Todd will forever be part of this boat, this crew, and this brotherhood. Though we lost him far too soon, his legacy will live on through his children and in every memory we carry of him. Rest easy brother, till we meet again.”