The “Beverly Hills, 90210” star died on Saturday from the effects of breast cancer. Now her mother Rosa and fellow actress Tori Spelling have also spoken out about her death.
After the death of US actress Shannen Doherty, her mother and her “Beverly Hills, 90210” colleague Tori Spelling also expressed their love for the deceased. It is difficult to describe their grief “for a fire whose flame was extinguished too soon,” wrote Spelling (51) on Instagram. She also posted a series of old photos of them together.
“She always stood up for me. Always had my back,” Spelling said. Doherty was a rebel “at a time when most women were uncomfortable being strong.” “She never tried to be strong, she just was.” According to Spelling’s post, the two actresses met while filming the television series “Beverly Hills, 90210” when Spelling was 15 and quickly became friends. “No one could make me laugh like that,” she wrote.
Mother Rosa: “She is my beautiful girl and my heart”
Doherty died on Saturday at the age of 53 from the effects of breast cancer. She was one of the most famous series actresses of the 90s and 2000s, thanks in part to her role in “Charmed.”
On Monday, her mother Rosa Doherty also commented on her death. “She is my beautiful girl and my heart,” she told the US magazine “People.” Her family thanked everyone “who has shown our Shannen love and support throughout her life.”
Doherty sold her property months before her death
The actress had already sold off a large part of her possessions before her death to ease the burden on her mother. “My priority right now is my mother. I know it will be hard for her if I die before her,” she explained in her podcast “Let’s Be Clear” in the spring. “I don’t want her to have to deal with a bunch of things and take care of four storage rooms full of furniture.”
Source: Stern
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