Anne Burrell

Food Network Star Anne Burrell Died by Suicide, Medical Examiner Confirms

New York officials have confirmed that Food Network chef Anne Burrell died by suicide last month, with the cause of death attributed to acute intoxication from multiple substances. The fire department responded to a report of cardiac arrest at her Brooklyn home on June 17, where she was pronounced dead. Burrell, a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America, found fame on shows like “Iron Chef America,” “Secrets of a Restaurant Chef,” and “Worst Cooks in America,” leaving behind a legacy of culinary expertise and a warm presence. The chef was also known for her appearances on the “TODAY” show and her improv comedy.

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Food Network Star Anne Burrell Dies at 55

Beloved Food Network chef Anne Burrell passed away at age 55. A statement from the network and her family confirmed her death, expressing deep sadness at the loss of the acclaimed chef and television personality. Burrell’s career spanned numerous successful shows, including “Secrets of a Restaurant Chef” and “Worst Cooks in America,” and she also authored bestselling cookbooks. Beyond her culinary achievements, Burrell was known for her philanthropy, supporting organizations focused on juvenile diabetes and youth opportunities.

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