GOP Congressman Shares Heartbreaking Family News

Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) disclosed that his daughter passed away after her battle with cancer.

“Earlier this week, our daughter Cosette lost her battle with cancer. We are devastated by her passing, but take comfort knowing she is at peace with the Lord. We are grateful our family could gather together to spend her final days by her side,” Biggs said.

“Thank you to everyone for your thoughts, prayers, and support. We are humbled by this great community and the outpouring of love for Cosette and our family,” he added.

Earlier this week, our daughter Cosette lost her battle with cancer. We are devastated by her passing, but take comfort knowing she is at peace with the Lord. We are grateful our family could gather together to spend her final days by her side.

Thank you to everyone for your…

— Andy Biggs (@andybiggs4az) April 18, 2025

Per AZFamily:

Biggs represents Arizona’s 5th District, which makes up a majority of the East Valley, including his hometown of Gilbert. Earlier this year, Biggs filed a statement of interest to run for Arizona governor in the 2026 election.

Biggs and his wife Cindy are parents to six children and grandparents to 11.

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— Rep Andy Biggs (@RepAndyBiggsAZ) April 18, 2025

MAGA ally shares devastating news that his daughter passed away ahead of Easter https://t.co/rE3dF1dofe

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) April 18, 2025

From The Arizona Republic:

Other political figures expressed their condolences and prayers for Biggs, a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Reps. Eli Crane of Arizona, Tom Emmer of Minnesota, Lauren Boebert of Colorado, and Jim Baird of Indiana were among them.

“There is no greater loss than the loss of a child. I extend my deepest condolences to Representative Biggs and his entire family during this trying time,” Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs, a Democrat, wrote.

“Please know Joe and I are praying for your comfort and for Cosette’s husband and children,” wrote Debbie Lesko, who served with Biggs for years in Congress before she was elected to the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors.

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The news came as Biggs is running for Arizona governor in 2026.