James Bond star Tanya Roberts’ companion was seen damaging down on camera after he discovered mid-interview with a media electrical outlet that she is still alive, hrs after her rep provided a statement that stated the actress had died on Sunday.
” Now, you are telling me she’s to life?” Lance O’Brien, who determines himself as Roberts’ long-time companion, said on the call while he remained in the center of an interview with the newsmagazine Inside Edition on Monday.
” The hospital is telling me she is alive. They are calling me from the ICU team,” said O’Brien to the interviewer in studio as he damaged down in rips.
The news of her being alive took everyone by surprise a day after the previous Bond starlet’s press agent, Mike Pingel, erroneously announced that the 65-year-old was dead on 3 January and also media organisations ran the news. Obituaries additionally gathered for the previous starlet.
Her press agent announced she collapsed near her house in the Hollywood Hills while strolling her dogs on Christmas Eve and was rushed to Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles. She continued to be on ventilator because 24 December.
However, her problem still continues to be “very alarming”.
” Currently, it’s not looking great,” Pingel told People.com of Roberts’ wellness. “It’s very alarming. Hold her in your prayers.”
Her press agent stated he came to know the tragic news from her companion O’Brien, who told media he was with her in her last minutes.
” As I held her in her last moments, she opened her eyes. I was able to see her stunning eyes one last time. Tanya had the most beautiful eyes,” O’Brien said after he saw her at the hospital prior to she passed.
He stated the healthcare facility personnel informed him she “had no wish to live”.
The 65-year-old starred as Bond starlet Stacey Sutton opposite the late Roger Moore in 1985’s A View to a Kill. It was Roger Moore’s seventh and last Bond movie. She also starred in the last and also 5th period of Charlie’s Angels.
Roberts, whose genuine name is Born Victoria Leigh Blum, had an early job in modelling and also television adverts prior to appearing in the 1975 scary film Forced Entry.