Tyler Duckworth from The Challenge has passed away at 44.

A two-time champion of The Challenge, Tyler reportedly died earlier this week.

His mom has confirmed the sad news.

The news has already hit the show’s fans very hard.

Tyler Duckworth’s death confirmed by his mom

“My son, Tyler, passed away earlier this week. Cause of death has yet to be determined. I will post on Facebook about services as soon as his dad and I figure it out,” Joni Duckworth posted on Facebook.

“Two time The Challenge champion Tyler Duckworth has passed away at age 44, his mom confirmed on Facebook,” also reads a new Instagram post.

“So sad. He was a great representation for the lgbt community and a challenge champ,” Robb D’Agostino wrote.

“Omg!!!,” noted Big Brother star Derek Frazier.

“One of my favs to watch growing up,” noted a fan.

More on the passing of The Challenge star Tyler Duckworth

The news of Tyler’s passing was also shared by The US Sun.

“The Challenge star Tyler Duckworth has died at 44 after being discovered unresponsive in his bathroom. The U.S. Sun learned from local North Dakota officials that the MTV reality star passed away on Tuesday just before noon,” a post from them reads.

“Tyler shot to stardom after competing on several reality shows including The Real World: Key West, The Challenge: Cutthroat, Rivals, The Duel, The Gauntlet III, All Stars 2, and All Stars 3. His last public appearance was at The Challenge Mania event on August 1,” the sad post continues.

Tyler was a two-time champion on The Challenge

Before joining The Challenge, Tyler was on The Real World: Key West.

Tyler is the champion of Cutthroat (2010) and Rivals.

He also competed on The Duel, The Gauntlet III, All Stars 2, and All Stars 3.

Currently, Cutthroat 2 is streaming Wednesday nights on Paramount+.

Previous seasons of The Challenge are also available for streaming.