Anna Nicole Dead at Age 39

9 February 2007

Topics: Anna Nicole Smith, Celebrity Deaths

The weird and oftentimes compounding life of Anna Nicole Smith has come to an end, when the former Playboy Playmate and Reality TV star died at the age of 39 in her hotel room at the nearby Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Florida. Cause of her death isn’t known yet, but the fact that she had a nurse in the room with her when she died is indication that something was wrong well before yesterday. In any case, I feel bad for Anna Nicole Smith, especially toward the end of her life. The whole situation in the Bahamas with her son Daniel, the paternity of her new newborn daughter… It’s all a little much, especially for someone as emotionally fragile as Anna Nicole. We feel sorry for her daughter, whose paternity is still in doubt. Read the rest of this at People.com’s site here.


Anna Nicole Smith and son Daniel in happier times.


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