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In the wake of Anne Heche’s The sudden death, the memories of the actress are flooding the internet. And perhaps one stands out from the rest – a video clip of Ghost writer the star explains how she wants to be remembered. On the red carpet for her movie Last wordsshe was asked by Access Hollywood in 2017, “Since the movie is called Last words and given its content, what do you hope people will say about you insofar as the last words go? ” she was asked on camera.
“Oh… Oh my god, my god…,” replied Anne, as she put her hands together as if she were praying. “Hopefully I’ve made my children happy … given them a life they love.” You can SEE CLIP HERE. The film is about a successful businesswoman who has a high degree of control Shirley Maclainewho hires a writer by Amanda Seyfried to write her life story and shape the way she remembers.
Anne is the mother of two boys, Homer Laffoon20 years old, whom she has with her ex-husband Coleman “Coley” Laffoonand Atlas Heche Tupper13 years old, whom she had For example James Tupper. The clip resurfaced on Friday, August 12, within hours of the announcement that Anne is legally deadand emphasize her importance life as a mother is with her.
The couple’s eldest child, Homer, spoke out about the tragic death on Friday. “My brother map and I lost our mother,” he said EVERYONE in an emotional statement. “After six days of almost unbelievable emotional change, I am left with only one deep sadness without words. Hopefully my mother is pain free and begins to explore what I like to imagine as her eternal freedom.”
Homer also added that he is grateful for the overwhelming emotional support. “In those six days, thousands of friends, family and fans make their hearts known with me. I am grateful for their love, as I have supported my father, Coley and my stepmother Alexi who continues to be my rock during this time. Rest In Peace Mom, I love you. “
Anne’s death came after a fiery car accident on Friday, August 5 in Mar Vista, Los Angeles, severely injuring her and having to dismantle a house and the car she was driving.
