In A Streetcar Named Desire allan grey's suicide occur?

In Tennessee Williams' "A Streetcar Named Desire," Allan Grey's suicide is alluded to rather than explicitly detailed. It is revealed through Blanche DuBois's memories, where she recounts the tragic event of her husband’s death after she discovers he is gay and confronts him about it. This traumatic experience profoundly impacts Blanche's mental state and contributes to her fragile psyche throughout the play. The suicide serves as a pivotal moment in her backstory, shaping her character's vulnerability and desperation for love and acceptance.