The beloved star of the food network, Anne Burrell, died for suicide, according to the Office of Medenicenciantes Chief of New York City.
On Thursday morning, the main forensic doctor listed the cause of death as “acute poisoning due to the combined effects of diphenhydramine, ethanol, cetirizine and amphetamine.”
The famous chef and presenter of “worse Cooks in America” died on June 17 at his home in New York. She was 55 years old.
Food Network honored Burrell's legacy with a night of “worst chefs” episodes on June 25. His last season in “Worst chefs”, cohosted with Gabe Bertaccini, is scheduled to premiere on July 28.
After the news of Burrell's sudden death, his co -star and colleagues paid tribute to social networks.
“A very special person who shared his love for cooking with a generation,” wrote Tyler Florence, the old coanfrerion of “worst chefs” of Burrell. Instagram After his death. “I was lucky to have a front row to see his gift. He was an incredible chef and I learned a lot from her, as we all do between us.”
Burrell “was the owner of New York City” “You could often be found in the Rangers Games, Florence continued. While filming “the worst chefs”, Burrell would join the Florence family for dinner once a week and they would stay out late drinking red wine if they had no job the next day.
“Anne had a collage of stars tattoos on her left arm. I asked him what they wanted to say and said he loved the night sky. And how lucky she felt like being a star,” Florence wrote. “She was one of the brightest. There is a new star in the sky tonight. I see you Anne. With all your brightness, looking down.”
Food Network Bobby Fly, who was co-elanfitrion of “worst chefs” for four seasons, published in its Instagram history a photo of Burrell with two cats of Maine Coon, noting that the chef was the one who presented it to the race. Fly Nacho's late cat is a MAINE coon and the inspiration behind his “Nacho” cat food brand.
“The worst chefs in the United States was the most fun program on television,” Fly wrote. “All your co -elites (including me) were just for Anne Burrell's trip.”
The Gigi Hadid model, who appeared with Burrell in an episode of “Beat Bobby Fly” in 2020, also went to Instagram to express his pain.
“As a fan of a lifetime, sharing this day with her was a dream come true,” Hadid wrote in a story. “I wish we could have done it again. She was incredible. Rest in the legend of peace.”
Other regular customers of the food network that honored Burrell include chefs Alex Guizhelli, Laurentiis and Manel Chauhan; The coanfitations of “worst chefs”, Beau Macmillan, Robert Irvine and Carla Hall; “The Next Food Network Star”, Aarti Sequeira; and the friend of the star of “Cake Boss” Valastro.
“Anne, your passion, energy and love for food illuminate every kitchen,” Valastro wrote in Instagram. “You were a true strength and a beautiful soul. Rest in peace, chef.”
