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| | Anne Heche has died at 53, she will be an organ donor | | Added 830 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Anne Heches rep has confirmed that Anne has died at 53. She is still on life support in order to give time to find organ donor recipients. Annes son, Homer, has issued a statement as well about losing his mom. We are thinking of her family and friends at this difficult time.
Anne Heche caused a series of car accidents on Friday, ending with her Mini Cooper running into a one-story home in a residential neighborhood in Los Angeles. She had to be rescued from her burning vehicle and has been on a ventilator in a medically induced coma in intensive care. She has not regained consciousness. Annes family and friends have visited her in the hospital and have said through a source that they are heartbroken and distressed by the headlines about her. Annes rep previously clarified that she in in critical condition. Unfortunately her rep has now said that she is not expected to survive.
Anne Heche is facing a grim prognosis after suffering a catastrophic brain injury, a rep for the Emmy-winning actress tells PEOPLE.
Unfortunately, due to her accident, Anne suffered a severe anoxic brain injury and remains in a coma, in critical condition, the rep says in a statement on behalf of Heches family.
She is not expected to survive.
It has long been her choice to donate her organs and shes being kept on life support to determine if any are viable, the rep tells PEOPLE.
The statement goes on to express gratitude for the outpouring of support and for the care shown for Heche, 53, in the aftermath of the devastating car crash on Aug. 5.
We want to thank everyone for their kind wishes and prayers for Annes recovery and thank the dedicated staff and wonderful nurses that cared for Anne at the Grossman Burn Center at West Hills hospital, the statement continues.
As for her legacy, Anne had a huge heart and touched everyone she met with her generous spirit, says the rep on behalf of the family. More than her extraordinary talent, she saw spreading kindness and joy as her lifes work ? especially moving the needle for acceptance of who you love. She will be remembered for her courageous honesty and dearly missed for her light.
[From People]
Anne has had a very tragic life and was estranged from her mother for good reason. Annes reps statement is lovely and sadly sounds final. Shes already being referred to in the past tense. Anne has a 20-year-old son, Homer, and a 13-year-old son, Atlas. Our thoughts go out to her family and friends.
Anne and Atlas in 2012
Anne with ex husband, James Tupper, Atlas and Homer in 2012
Anne and Homer in 2009
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| | Anne Heche's rep confirms that she has a severe brain injury, is not expected to survive | | Added 831 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Anne Heche caused a series of car accidents on Friday, ending with her Mini Cooper running into a one-story home in a residential neighborhood in Los Angeles. She had to be rescued from her burning vehicle and has been on a ventilator in a medically induced coma in intensive care. She has not regained consciousness. Annes family and friends have visited her in the hospital and have said through a source that they are heartbroken and distressed by the headlines about her. Annes rep previously clarified that she in in critical condition. Unfortunately her rep has now said that she is not expected to survive.
Anne Heche is facing a grim prognosis after suffering a catastrophic brain injury, a rep for the Emmy-winning actress tells PEOPLE.
Unfortunately, due to her accident, Anne suffered a severe anoxic brain injury and remains in a coma, in critical condition, the rep says in a statement on behalf of Heches family.
She is not expected to survive.
It has long been her choice to donate her organs and shes being kept on life support to determine if any are viable, the rep tells PEOPLE.
The statement goes on to express gratitude for the outpouring of support and for the care shown for Heche, 53, in the aftermath of the devastating car crash on Aug. 5.
We want to thank everyone for their kind wishes and prayers for Annes recovery and thank the dedicated staff and wonderful nurses that cared for Anne at the Grossman Burn Center at West Hills hospital, the statement continues.
As for her legacy, Anne had a huge heart and touched everyone she met with her generous spirit, says the rep on behalf of the family. More than her extraordinary talent, she saw spreading kindness and joy as her lifes work ? especially moving the needle for acceptance of who you love. She will be remembered for her courageous honesty and dearly missed for her light.
[From People]
Anne has had a very tragic life and was estranged from her mother for good reason. Annes reps statement is lovely and sadly sounds final. Shes already being referred to in the past tense. Anne has a 20-year-old son, Homer, and a 13-year-old son, Atlas. Our thoughts go out to her family and friends.
Anne and Atlas in 2012
Anne with ex husband, James Tupper, Atlas and Homer in 2012
Anne and Homer in 2009
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| | Anne Heche's friends & family heartbroken, find salacious headlines difficult to read | | Added 832 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Anne Heche is currently in critical condition in the ICU on a ventilator following an accident on Friday in which she drove her Mini Cooper into a home. That accident was her third that day; she previously committed a hit and run at a garage and then narrowly missed a pedestrian and ran into a car instead. Footage from the residential area of the time leading up to the final crash show her driving at a very high speed. The home she hit and its contents were destroyed by the resulting fire, but the resident escaped with her pets and not much else. Anne is suffering severe burns and was the only person injured.
ET Online has quotes from sources close to Anne. They say her family and friends are pulling for her and that her son Homer, 20, is advocating for her care. (Anne also has a 13-year-old son, Atlas.) Whats more is that her loved ones understandably find the headlines difficult to see.
A source tells ET that the Emmy-winning actress is surrounded by her family members who are hoping for a recovery. Her family is on pins and needles, just praying.
Revealing that Homer is taking the lead in making sure her mother is getting the best care, the source explained, Hes being as strong as he can be. Her family is ready to surround her, and be there if she wakes up. Everyone is waiting for that to happen
In the days following Heches highly publicized car crash and ensuing investigation, more and more details have surfaced regarding what could have led to the wreck.
Another source tells ET, Annes friends and family are absolutely devastated and heartbroken. It has been difficult for them to read the salacious headlines [and] reports about Anne. They feel as though her character is being attacked. They are trying to focus on getting Anne better, and its very hard when they have these negative distractions. Anne is in a coma and fighting for her life. She has no voice here.
[From ET Online]
As many of you mentioned in the comments to our last story, the conversation around Annes accident would be different if anyone else was hurt that day, and they easily could have been. Shes now fighting for her life. I dont have much compassion for impaired drivers, but I can imagine how tough it must be for her family, especially when her accident is dominating the news cycle.
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| | Anne Heche blogs about public temper tantrums: good advice or nothing new? | | Added 11 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Crazy Anne Heche is a mommy blogger now. Yes, you read that correctly. She’s so nutty, and I don’t mean to slight anyone who has an actual, documented case of mental illness, but Anne is the one who titled her memoir, Call Me Crazy, while she discussed her famed alter-ego, Celestia, who came out during her 2000 breakdown. That’s all in the past though, hopefully, and I tend to think that she could very well be certifiable, but I think she was also begging for attention and framed herself in the manner most befitting.
Anne is still currently with her Men in Trees co-star, James “McTreemy” Tupper, and they have been engaged for years. Anne has a four year-old son, Atlas, with James, and she is also mother to Homer, 11, whose father is Coley Lafoon. Anne and Coley’s divorce was very acrimonious with Coley winning primary custody while Anne spent most of her time in Canada for work. She was very bitter about the situation and even dissed Coley repeatedly on Letterman, and she’s always seemed quite angry that she has to pay Coley child support. Again, that’s something that Anne would like us to forget as she writes her mommy blogging series for People. In this heavily edited excerpt (which was previously a rambling book with “????” and “!!!!” in abundance), Anne describes how she dealt with a public temper tantrum on the part of Atlas. She frames the incident as one where she felt guilty about being a working mother, so she took Atlas to a toy store where he had a meltdown:
When Attie is upset, his face starts to get red before actual sounds come out. Gradually he manages to emit sputters, umphs and crazy-hot emotional spits which erupt as a precursor to his eventual verbal declaration.
Apparently a skate-boarding-parachute-guy was NOT the toy that Atlas had hoped for. The fit began with not wanting the skateboard part to be attached to the guy part and then the fury traveled its way up the body of skateboard guy to the parachute part, that was apparently NOT supposed to be connected to the guy AT ALL — shoulders, head or otherwise. Attie set off immediately to disconnect ALL parts.
All of Larchmont was listening. “I don’t want this toy, I want another toy!” he cried. Mommy conundrum: Do I escape this tantrum easily and without much embarrassment by allowing my newly-turned 4-year-old to bully and manipulate me into getting him another toy? Or do I do the appropriate thing and try to calmly pry him off the sidewalk, where he is now balled up, yelling that he wants the toy store to be his “new home” and attempt to parent him with discipline?
This is a tough one. I don?t like strangers to be staring at me, especially not while I anticipate my own internal decisions of motherhood with a snotty-nosed fit-fest happening in a corner on the sidewalk. I chose discipline. Self, that is. “Don?t cave, Anne,” I told myself over and over as I witnessed a groovy 20-something, clearly childless couple, wonder out loud, “Is that kid … lost?” And then catch themselves when I shook my head, and then wanted to scream, “Mommy attempting to parent correctly!” But I didn’t. It was written all over me. I was trying to be strong, but felt like a total and complete loser.
I managed to muster enough self-worth and will to know that a spoiled child is not what I wanted for Atlas’ life even more than I didn?t want it for mine. I remembered the wise words of a kind grandmother who once told me, “If you don’t control them at an early age, they will come to control you.”
And then a miracle happened: A beautiful woman who had avoided us on the sidewalk by taking the street, caught my eye just as Atlas was getting buckled in — and she winked at me. Atlas fell asleep within 30 seconds of the ride home. But this day, I had a renewed hope. A support system I never realized I have: Mommies are always out there, surrounding us and encouraging us, giving us strength and a wink when we most need it. We can trust it.
Look around — we are always there, witnessing and thanking you for being strong, parenting against all odds. You fighting the good fight for our children and their future as good, caring, loving citizens, and that?s what counts.
[From People]
This blog of Anne’s is nothing groundbreaking, of course. Nearly every parent out there has experienced the searing embarrassment of a child throwing a temper tantrum in the middle of a store or restaurant. It’s not a big deal, really; and although some people will glare at you as if you should never bring your child out in public, I think most people are understanding about the situation and realize that kids do this all the time. I have learned to tune out tantrum-throwing children in stores, but it does bother me when parents don’t seem to care if their kids are throwing fits on airplanes. Like, if I paid hundreds of dollars for my seat, the least you can do is shush your kid, not act like nothing is happening. Even if you have to bribe them a little bit to keep the peace on that flight, it’s worth it for the entire plane’s sake.
With that said, Anne does seem like a good mom though even if she’s acting as if she’s the first person in the world to encounter a public temper tantrum.
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| | Anne Heche and ex hire $375/hour 'parenting coordinator' | | Added 15 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Anne Heche had a truly cringe-worthy appearance on David Letterman last month in which she talked repeated smack about the ex husband and father of her child, Coley Laffoon. Heche came across as unhinged and bitter. She complained about how Laffoon was inviting her to watch him play soccer and said that that all he did for a living was go out to the mailbox and collect her checks. Lafoon issued a whiny statement in response in which he made it clear that he had a job as a real estate agent and said “I wish Anne Heche could see that public bullying isn?t good for the soul or positive for her child. It?s mean.”
Heche and Laffoon will have to work together to successfully co-parent their son, Homer, and judging from the way they’re talking smack about each other in public you can bet they don’t get along behind closed doors. TMZ reports that they’ve been court-ordered to hire a “parenting coordinator” to coach them, and that “parenting coordinator” charges $375 - an hour! I would think that $75 an hour is a little steep. That’s outrageous, but the person does have their work cut out for them that’s for sure:
It’s possibly the worst job in the world — some poor woman has been ordered to get in the middle of the nasty war between Anne Heche and her ex-husband Coleman Laffoon … to teach them how to parent.
After Heche famously blasted her “lazy ass” ex on Letterman, the former couple agreed to get a “parenting plan coordinator” — a highly paid court-ordered chaperone — who will help them play nice for the sake of their son, Homer.
The coordinator will make $375 per-hour to do the following things:
– Coach the parents on effective co-parenting
– Help the parents make joint parenting decisions
– Resolve disputes between the parents concerning the court-ordered parenting plan
Both Anne and Coley signed off on the deal — which will remain in effect until May 1, 2011.
Good luck, parenting lady.
[From TMZ]
Over a year and a half worth of parenting counseling at $375 an hour! If they only see the person once a week for an hour that’s $1,500 a month! Maybe Anne is making good money in her typecast role as the crazy ex wife on Hung. Am I out of touch because I don’t live in LA and have no clue about billing rates? I thought that most lawyers didn’t even make $375 an hour. I would say that’s steep even if the damn Supernanny was coming over. Maybe I’ll start training to be a parenting expert. Screw that - it’s not worth the money to have to deal with that level of dysfunction.
Coley Laffoon and Anne Heche are shown out together in happier times on 2/13/02. Credit: Fame Pictures
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| | Coley Laffoon is disturbed | | Added 15 years ago | Source: The Blemish |
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Anne Heche does her best gopher impersonation
And not because he was once attracted to Anne Heche. Coley Laffoon manned up despite his unfortunate name and responded to Anne Heche’s verbal lashing on Wednesday’s Late Show With David Letterman. In response to being called a “lazy ass”, he tells Us,
“After coming home from showing two different clients two different condominiums, I was disturbed to see Anne taking out her personal frustration on the father of her child on national television.”
He also posted on Facebook, “I wish Anne Heche could see that public bullying isn’t good for the soul or positive for her child. It’s mean.”
You know what’s mean, Coley Laffoon? Having your child’s mother be Anne Heche. You know what else is mean, Coley Laffoon? Marissa Miller’s restraining order against me. Why does she keep fighting the inevitable? Answer me that, Coley Laffoon.
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| | Coley Laffoon responds to ex-wife Anne Heche: You?re so mean! | | Added 15 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Earlier this morning, CB did some great, intensive coverage of Anne Heche?s appearance on The Late Show last night. Anne was? well, crazy. Let?s go with that. She called her ex-husband Coley Laffoon a ?lazy ass? and said that she waited to have a baby with James Tupper, the man she began ?dating? when she was still married to Coley, ?until I met a man that deserved having a baby. And I met James Tupper and I just thought he was such a wonderful dad to Homer that he deserved one of his own, you know?? She claimed that all Coley did for a living was ?go out to the mailbox and he opens up the little mailbox door and goes, ‘Oh! I got a check from Anne! Oh! I got a check from Anne! Yay!? CB said it best by calling Heche a ?nasty, bitter, borderline functional person who would like nothing more than to publicly malign her ex husband.? Well done.
Now Anne?s ex Coley is responding. I know I should be on this guy?s side because Anne is such a bitter, ridiculous, whackadoodle headcase, but Coley?s statement to Us Weekly made me laugh. He sounds like a tool. He whines about how he just came home ?from showing two different clients two different condominiums? and he basically calls Anne a big meanie and a bully. Giggle. They?re like children.
Anne Heche’s ex Coley Laffoon is firing back after she called him a “lazy ass” on Wednesday’s Late Show With David Letterman.
“After coming home from showing two different clients two different condominiums, I was disturbed to see Anne taking out her personal frustration on the father of her child on national television,” Laffoon, 35, an employee with Los Angeles real estate company Hilton & Hyland, tells Usmagazine.com in an exclusive statement.
On Letterman, Heche, 40, complained about the $3,700 per month in child support she gives Laffoon for their 7-year-old son, Homer.
“He goes out to the mailbox and he opens up the little mailbox door and goes, ‘Oh! I got a check from Anne! Oh! I got a check from Anne! Yay!’” she sardonically told Letterman.
Laffoon, who filed for divorce in February 2007 after five years of marriage, also responded on his Facebook page, writing: “I wish Anne Heche could see that public bullying isn’t good for the soul or positive for her child. It’s mean.”
[From Us Weekly]
Dude? chuckle? okay, he needs to hire a publicist, because that?s a terrible statement. If Coley had wanted to come across as sympathetic, he could (and should) have said something like, ?It?s unfortunate that Anne felt the need to belittle me, but I won?t do the same. I will always love and respect her as the mother of our child, and I hope in he future she will show me more respect.? If he wanted to come across as hardcore, he should have just issued this statement: ?Bitch is crazy. I?m filing for sole custody as we speak.? Why don?t these people ever ask me for help? I?m here to serve you, Coley!
Here are Coley and Anne during happier times in 2005. Images thanks to Fame Pictures .
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They say hell hath no fury like a woman’s scorn, and Anne Heche seemed to prove that statement during her interview on “The Late Show with David Letterman” last night (August 26).
The “Six Days and Seven Nights” actress was asked a question about her ex-husband Coley Laffoon, and she didn’t spare any of the details concerning her opinion of him.
Heche quipped, “Can you say ‘lazy a**’ on TV?” followed by, “No, no, no. That’s terrible.” And she was just getting started.
As for what Laffoon does for a living, Anne speculated, “He goes out to the mailbox and he opens up the little mailbox door and goes, ‘Oh! I got a check from Anne! Oh! I got a check from Anne! Yay!’ “
She continued, “I think he wants to coach soccer right about now. It’s funny because you can’t quite let go of the ex. He wants me to come and watch him run around in his little white shorts playing soccer. Honestly, I don’t want to come to rehearsal and watch you run around in your tight shorts like trying to pretend you know how to play soccer. I divorced you! I don’t want to hang around with you Thursdays and Saturdays and maybe on Sunday.”
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| | Anne Heche and James Tupper welcome baby Atlas | | Added 15 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Anne Heche, 39, and James Tupper, 43, had their first child together over the weekend, a son they named Atlas. Anne also has a 7 year-old son, Homer, with her ex-husband, Coley Laffoon. Anne and Coley had an acrimonious divorce, with accusations flying on both sides. Their divorce was finalized earlier this week with Anne ordered to pay an over half million settlement.
Anne Heche and beau James Tupper welcomed their first child together over the weekend, her rep confirms to Usmagazine.com.
Atlas Heche Tupper weighed in at six pounds, 12 ounces, the rep adds.
Heche finalized her divorce from ex Coley Laffoon — the father of her 7-year-old son, Homer — earlier this week.
“Homer is very excited to be a big brother,” a source tells Us.
Heche exclusively confirmed she was pregnant to Usmagazine.com in December. “They are thrilled,” her rep told Us then.
She and Tupper first met in 2006 on the set of their short-lived ABC drama Men In Trees while Heche was still wed to Laffoon.
[From US Weekly]
The names Homer and Atlas both come from Greek mythology, with Homer attributed as the author of epic poems the Iliad and the Odyssey and Atlas a Greek God who held up the heavens. Homer and Atlas are odd baby names, but there are worse, particularly among celebrity families. Considering that this is Anne Heche we’re talking about she could have picked something much more stigmatizing. Congratulations to Anne and James.
Anne Heche and James Tupper are shown on 1/17/09. Credit: WENN.com
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| | Anne Heche pays over 1/2 million in divorce settlement | | Added 15 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Anne Heche was legally divorced from her ex-husband Corey Laffoon last June, but they failed to agree on custody and property issues. Laffoon initially asked for $33,000 a month in child support. He was awarded almost $15,000 a month, but Anne couldn’t pay this due to the actors strike. It was reduced further to $3,700 a month when Anne returned to Los Angeles to live after her ABC show Men in Trees was canceled. Laffoon claimed he was making just $6,000 a year before he quit his job as a videographer to care for Homer.
Two years after they first filed for divorce, a property and custody agreement has been made. Heche will pay Laffoon over a half million dollar settlement and he will also receive 1/2 of their community property.
According to the Los Angeles Superior Court documents:
? The pair will share 50-50 physical and legal custody of son, Homer, 7.
? Heche agreed to pay Laffoon a $515,000 lump sum cash payment. He’ll also get half of all their community property, including more than $700,000 worth of stocks and other assets.
? Heche keeps her multimillion-dollar home in Vancouver, B.C.
? Laffoon waived his right to claim any spousal support.
People
Anne has been said to be eager to end her marriage once and for all pending the birth of her son with co-star James Tupper. She was reportedly desperate for them both to be divorced by the time their son is born. If Anne is so concerned about social conventions she might have thought about not dating her co-star while they were both still married, and not getting pregnant while they were still divorcing. There have been no reports of his divorce being finalized, but he’s still got a few months. The new baby is due late May-early June.
Anne Heche is shown out at Sundance with James Tupper on 1/17/09. Credit: WENN
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