Shannen Doherty passed away: Photo released before d.eath, r.evealing wishes

After nearly a decade of f.ighting breast cancer, star Shannen Doherty (Magic) passed away at the age of 53 on the evening of July 14 (Vietnam time). Shannen Doherty's passing shocked and saddened the public.

"I am extremely sad to confirm information about actress Shannen Doherty. On July 13, she passed away after many years of f.ighting cancer. The actress passed away peacefully in family's loving embrace. Hope everyone respects her family's privacy during this difficult and sad time," Leslie Sloane - the actress's representative - shared.

Recently, Page Six published the last photo of the actress. The Hollywood actress was photographed with her longtime friend Chris Cortazzo and a female friend on June 16 as they walked out of Kristy's riverside restaurant in Malibu, California. The close friend put his arm around Shannen Doherty's shoulder and they chatted passionately. The trio seemed to have a lot of fun during their outing together.

Shannen Doherty is casual in flared jeans, a shirt with flip-flops and a black baseball cap. She kept her face completely bare. According to Page Six, this was the last time she was seen on the street.

Shannen Doherty was diagnosed with the disease in 2015 and has undergone many different surgeries and chemotherapy. After treatment, the Magic Beauty's condition declined in 2017. However, in the winter of 2019, Shannen received the bad news that the cancer had returned, spread more widely, and was at stage 4. base. However, she still participates in acting.

While being treated, Shannen still maintains an optimistic, strong and enthusiastic spirit. Her resilience inspires many people. By 2023, the actress revealed that her cancer had metastasized to her brain, and filed for d.ivorce from her photographer husband Kurt Iswarienko. Shannen Doherty was married three times but had no children. She confided that she did not want to be in a situation where her little c.hild had to b.ury her mother.

Notably, on the Let's Be Clear podcast in April, Shannen Doherty shared her wishes about her legacy after passing away. "I want to be cremated, instead of buried. I hope that my ashes can be mixed with the ashes of my father and my dog. I also give permission to my longtime friend Chris Cortazz to take some of my ashes as jewelry to wear around my neck, like I did with my father's ashes to commemorate his d.eath in 2010," said Shannen Doherty.

Just a few days before Shannen Doherty passed away, the latest episode of her podcast Let's Be Clear aired on July 8. During the show, the actress excitedly revealed her new project: Participating in a podcast reviewing the movie Magic with her former co-stars Holly Marie Combs, Brian Krause and Drew Fuller. The project is called The House of Halliwell - named after the witch family in the popular television series.

Shannen Doherty once said that even though she was actively undergoing treatment, she still tried to prepare for her departure by gathering her assets and belongings. The actress told the podcast that she sold off her assets and let go of unnecessary things to save m.oney for her mother to take care of her old age, in case something bad happens.

"My priority right now is my mother. I know it will be very difficult for her if I pass away first. It will definitely be very difficult so I want her not to have to worry about many other problems," Shannen said.

Shannen Doherty was born in 1971 in Tennessee, USA. She has been acting since she was 11 years old as Jenny Wilder in Little House on the Prairie. Three years later, she starred opposite Sarah Jessica Parker in Girls Just Want to Have Fun. In the 1990s, she was the star of the hit television series Beverly Hills, 90210 and Charmed.

Shannen Doherty: Controversial attitude and drama before passing away from cancer Thảo Mai15:39:48 16/07/2024Actress Shannen Doherty, who left a special impression on Vietnamese audiences through her role as witch Prue Halliwell in the Magic series, passed away on July 13 after 9 years of f.ighting breast cancer.