Benji Gregory, the 'ALF' child star, was discovered deceased in his vehicle at the age of 46.

The 46-year-old child star, Benji Gregory, who played Brian Tanner in the 1980s TV series "ALF," has passed away.

In Arizona, Gregory, a former actor, was discovered deceased in his car. Max Pfaffinger, his former brother-in-law, confirmed the news to Planet Chronicle Digital. Additionally, Gregory's service dog, Hans, was found dead in the vehicle.

The Maricopa County Medical Examiner's office confirms that Gregory passed away on June 13.

Gregory, born on May 26, 1978 in Los Angeles, began his TV career at a young age and appeared on shows such as "The A-Team," "T.J. Hooker," "Punky Brewster," "The Twilight Zone," and more.

In 1993, Gregory voiced Edgar the Mole in the animated feature "Once Upon a Forest," which appears to be his final known credit.

Gregory exited the entertainment industry in the early 2000s and joined the U.S. Navy. He was honorably discharged in 2005.

Gregory's Instagram page has been filled with condolences and fondest memories shared by fans since the news of his death.

"Tears streamed down my face as I read about the passing of this person and his cherished dog, who meant the world to him," one fan shared. "Life can be so unforgiving. Although it offers little solace, I hope they are reunited and at peace."

"I've been watching ALF on YouTube every day for the past four months, and now I'm shocked by this sudden news. You will be greatly missed."

"R.I.P. to you and your sweet dog Hans! Condolences to your family and friends," along with praying and heart emojis.