The cause of death for Denise Russo has been made public.

According to the coroner’s Saturday report from the San Diego County Medical Examiner’s Office, the former star of the 2011 VH-1 reality series The X-Life died at age 44 from “toxic effects of fentanyl and methamphetamine,” and her death was deemed an accident.

The news was initially reported by TMZ.

Russo passed away on March 5 at a friend’s house, according to a statement issued by the San Diego County Medical Examiner’s Office on March 10.

The medical examiner’s office claims that first responders reached the scene after 911 was dialed. Russo was discovered unconscious on the ground with drug paraphernalia around.

Despite “aggressive attempts at resuscitation,” according to the ME, Russo was subsequently declared dead.

A former X-Life cast member named Susie Stenberg described Russo to TMZ as “the most loving and loyal person.”

Three extreme sports players were the subjects of The X-Life. As the girlfriend of skater Pierre Luc Gagnon, Russo appeared on the show with Cory “Nasty” Nastazio and Jeremy “Twitch” Stenberg.

According to E! Online, Russo and Gargon split after the one-season show, but they have a son together, Leo Wolf, who is 8 years old.

In an interview for the Inked Cover Girl 2023 competition, she mentioned her son and said: “I love being a mom! Leo Wolf, my lovely 8-year-old son—boys rule, by the way—is the joy of my life. We wrestle, and I body-slam the small mouse on the bed while speaking in my Russian wrestler voice. Being Leo’s mother is a gift, and Leo improved my life.

Russo shared a close-up selfie in his most recent Instagram picture on March 2.