The 58-year-old actress, who portrayed the titular character on the fantasy-action television series filmed in New Zealand, shared the passing on social media, writing, "Deeply sad to hear about our dear friend Sharon, one of the Xena original crew."
She continued paying the ultimate respect in the caption, alongside a photo of her late friend: "A great woman and a huge loss to the Ngāti Whatua Ōrākei, GreenpeaceNZ and us all. Always cherished, deeply missed. Thanks for the love and acceptance. You showed us what love for our fellow man looks like. Arohanui, Sharon!"
View this post on InstagramAnother echoed, "May Sharon rest in peace, strength to you Lucy Lawless and her family, losing a noble soul who gave so much love is heartbreaking; her light always shines, I feel your pain as a fellow Xenite family member. Sending you a hug and much love ????."
Per the synopsis, the series, a spinoff of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, starring Kevin Sorbo, centered around "Xena, a reformed warrior princess," who "fights evil and helps free people from tyranny and injustice. Gabrielle, a bard and her friend, accompanies Xena on her quest."
While Lawless appeared in many other roles throughout her lengthy career, she's best known for bringing to life the strong female lead in a time when it was rare to see one on TV.
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