Beloved comedian, actor, musician, and artist Martin Mull has died at 80, his daughter Maggie Mull shared. He passed away at home after battling a long illness.

Known for his sharp wit and creative versatility, Mull was best recognized as Principal Kraft on Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Leon on Roseanne, and Gene Parmesan on Arrested Development. He earned an Emmy nod in 2016 for Veep.

Beyond acting, Mull wrote parody songs, performed with legends like Frank Zappa, and co-created the satirical The History of White People in America. His humor, often quirky and jazz-infused, set him apart.

A Rhode Island School of Design alum, Mull never lost his love for painting or making people laugh. His passing leaves behind a legacy of laughs, art, and heart. He is survived by his wife, Wendy Haas, and daughter, Maggie.