Tanya Roberts was ‘full of positivity’ for the year ahead before she collapsed on Christmas Eve and passed away.
The 65-year-old actress is best known for being a Bond girl in A View To A Kill, alongside Sir Roger Moore as well as being a Charlie’s Angel and starring in That ’70s Show.
Tanya reportedly “collapsed after walking her dogs on Christmas Eve” with TMZ reporting that she was “taken to a hospital” where she died after failing to get better.
Before her tragic passing, Tanya was full of well wishing and hopes for the future, as her Instagram page shows a number of posts asking her fans to “stay safe” and enjoy what 2021 has in store.
(Image: Tanya Roberts/Instagram)
The actress remembered Roger Moore in her last post, just 24 hours before her death, as she shared a throwback snap from A View To Kill, in which she is sharing with the legendary James Bond actor in a scene from the film.
Celebrating the New Year, Tanya captioned the post: “Happy New Year! Lets wash off 2020 and start fresh! #staysafe#wearamask ”
A couple days before that, as she saw out 2020, Tanya celebrated the dawn of 2021 with a photo of her with fireworks exploding and “Happy New Year 2021” emblazoned across it.
(Image: Tanya Roberts/Instagram)
(Image: Tanya Roberts/Instagram)
She captioned the photo collage: “Hope you have a great and safe New Year! #staysafe #wearamask #newyear2021”
Before that, Tanya was celebrating her own beauty with a couple of throwback pics showing her in powder blue outfit, which she had captioned: “Petty in blue”.
She was inundated with comments from fans pointing it that it should be “pretty” and not “petty” but it might have been a twisted play on words rather than a spelling error.
After Tanya was admitted to hospital, her representative told TMZ that Tanya was “put on a ventilator, but never got better” though her death was unrelated to Covid-19.
The actress passed away at a hospital in California.
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