Scott Adams, the controversial cartoonist best known as the creator of “Dilbert,” has died at the age of 68 after a battle with advanced prostate cancer, according to his former wife.
Adams, whose work once defined office humor for millions of readers worldwide, spent his final months openly discussing his deteriorating health and legacy with fans of his online program.
The death of Scott Adams marks the end of a career that spanned both extraordinary acclaim and intense public backlash tied to remarks that ultimately derailed the mainstream run of “Dilbert.”
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Scott Adams’ Death Confirmed During Livestream
Adams’ ex-wife, Shelly Miles, confirmed his death during a Jan. 13 livestream of “Real Coffee with Scott Adams” a show he hosted until his health sharply declined.
“Hi, everyone. Unfortunately, this isn’t good news,” Miles said on the broadcast. “Of course, he waited ’til just before the show started, but he’s not with us anymore.”
