Top star in the 90s, divorced from her infidelity husband a day before she died..It's already the first anniversary
Jul 13, 2025
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Shannon Doherty died on July 13, 2024 (local time) at the age of 53 after battling stage 4 breast cancer.
In the 1990s, the deceased emerged as a high-teen star by playing the role of Brenda Walsh in the American drama `Beverly Hills Children" and established herself as a representative face of teenagers along with Winona Ryder and Alisa Milano. It is also extremely popular in Korea, and once served as a model for a domestic cosmetics brand after Sophie Marceau.
Shannon Doherty fought the disease until the moment she was about to die.
Since the diagnosis of breast cancer in 2015, the deceased has been fighting the disease through surgery and chemotherapy. Although he was cured once, cancer recurred in 2019 and later spread to the brain and bones, worsening his condition.
Nevertheless, Shannon Doherty honestly shared the disease-fighting process through SNS, interviews, and podcasts, conveying hope and courage to many cancer patients.
In particular, in November 2023, Shannon Doherty "I'm not done living. I'm not done loving, I'm not done creatingHe expressed his willingness to live his own life fiercely even while fighting cancer, leaving a message of ".
Shannon Doherty's last message as she prepared for death contained her worries and love for her mother.
On the April 2024 podcast 'Let's Be Clear', the deceased "I'm organizing my things because I'm afraid if I die, my mother will have too much to deal with.", he confessed that he had begun preparing for death for the family to be left behind.
Also "I'm selling furniture to make more memories with my mother to pay for the tripHe also expressed his deep affection for his family.
Meanwhile, a day before her death, Shannon Doherty was reported to have officially finalized her divorce from her estranged husband, Kurt Iswarienko, adding to the sadness.
In the past, he drew public attention by saying, `I learned about my husband's affair ahead of the brain tumor surgery.'
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