Clark Gable III, the grandson of Hollywood legend Clark Gable, died in Dallas, Texas in February.
His body was found by a friend inside his Dallas home at about 8 a.m., Feb. 22, according to police.
Gable died as a result of the combined toxic effects of fentanyl, oxycodone and alprazolam, The Dallas County Medical Examiner said.
The 30-year-old was the latest host of the Dallas-based television show, "Cheaters," which features people suspected of infidelity. He is survived by his fiancΓ©e and their infant daughter.
News about his death was posted on the show's Facebook page Friday afternoon.[[506233971,C]]
His sister, Kayley Gable, also posted on her Facebook page about her brother's death.
"I LOVE YOU CLARKIE. I'm so sorry we couldn't save you."[[506233891,C]]
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Gable's mother, Tracy Scheff, also posted about her son on Instagram.[[506233801,C]]
He was Clark Gable's only grandson.
Gable's death was the latest in a national opioid crisis that the Centers for Disease Control says claimed 48,000 lives in 2017. The manufacturer of Oxycodone last month agreed to pay $270 million to settle one of thousands of lawsuits blaming it in the crisis.