Rosie O’Donnell appears to be having an especially hard time coming to terms with the tragic passing of actress Anne Heche, who was taken off life support last weekend after suffering an anoxic brain injury during a single car crash on August 8.In a TikTok video posted shortly after Heche’s death was announced, the former talk show host appeared visually upset as she talked about her plans to take a closer look at Heche’s body of work, which included the ’90s blockbusters Six Days, Seven Nights, Volcano, and I Know What You Did Last Summer, just to name a few.Related: Anne Heche gave us goosebumps—and proved she could do it all—in this classic ’90s teen slasher“I’m about to watch that Anne Heche movie with Vince Vaughn [Return to Paradise],” she said. “That’s where I first really saw her and came to notice her.
And she was a wonderful actress, she really was.”all the feelings #anneheche ? original sound – Rosie ODonnell Rosie went on to call Heche’s death “very disturbing,” then said, “I just got her book, which I never read before.
Wish I had, but I’m gonna read her book.”“You know, fame is a strange thing,” she mused. “As Boy George says, fame is the impending, glittering disaster.
It changes everything—the equilibrium, the balance in your life. Forever, I think.”“May she find peace now, right? Go watch one of her movies.