'Modern Family' star Nolan Gould says he 'knows who's going to die' on the series: 'I know it’s not me'

Nolan Gould, pictured here at the 21st annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in January 2015, says he 'knows who's going to die' on 'Modern Family.' (Reuters)

"Modern Family" star Nolan Gould knows which "significant character" is going to die this season.

Speaking to TMZ on Friday, the 19-year-old actor revealed that he is already aware of who is getting killed off on the comedy series, however, he noted that he couldn't "confirm whether or not" it was him.

"I pretty much, I know it’s not me," he then admitted, adding, "but I still think it’s kind of me."

"I’m pretty sure like they’re going to write in a second death and not tell anyone," Gould explained. "That’s where my mind goes as a neurotic actor. I immediately called my agents after I heard the news. I was like, ‘Oh. They’re going to kill me off. They have to.’"

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly published last month, the series' co-creator, Christopher Lloyd, told the outlet that they're "handling some bigger life events" in season 10, which premiered on Sept. 26, including death.

Modern Family' is killing off a 'significant character' in season 10, co-creator Christopher Lloyd told Entertainment Weekly in an interview published in September. (Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP)

It is "certainly a topic that families have to deal with, and on television, it’s not easy to do because that’s a heavy subject," he explained, adding that "at the same time, it would seem unusual for a family not to go through it."

Although Lloyd kept tight-lipped on which character it would be, he did reveal that it was going to be a "significant character on the series."

"[The death] will be a moving event — and an event that has repercussions across several episodes," he notes.

As for how Gould would want to see his character, Luke Dunphy, go?

"Full Michael Bay action movie style," he says.