Last days Anne Burrell before death: food, friends and more

Star of Food Network Anne Burrell seemed to live life to the fullest in the days Before her untimely death.

As seen on social media, the Worst cooks in America The host enjoyed various aspects of her neighborhood in New York, including the good food at nearby restaurants, before her family announced her death on Tuesday, June 17.

“Last night’s delicious and lovely evening @Sohohouse for @cheffalkner ‘One Night Only’ dinner,” wrote Burrell through Instagram On Thursday, June 12. “Suuuuuuper Yummy with a great group of people. Thanks a cook for the invitation and deliciousness !!

In one of her last social media posts before her death she was seen smiling from ear to ear as she asked for photos with Chef Elizabeth Falkner and a restaurant owner Vicki Freeman.

On Tuesday, news broke that Burrell died at her home in Brooklyn, New York, at the age of 55. Her death case has not yet been revealed.

“Anne was a dear wife, sister, daughter, stepmother, and friend – her smile lit every room she went into,” said her family in a statement to US Weekly. “Anne’s light radiated far beyond those she knew, touching millions worldwide. Although she is no longer with us, her warmth, spirit and unlimited love remain eternal.”

In her last Instagram post before her death, Burrell appeared to be in a good mood as she met unexpectedly for a Brooklyn Green Woman.

“I ran into @GreenLadadyofbrooklyn in my neighborhood today !!” She wrote through Instagram Thursday with a selfie. “I’m not going to lie. I’ve been keeping an eye out for her. Maybe I’ve followed her down the street for a minute.

Later, a Brooklyn Green Woman responded to writing Burrell’s post, “It was so fun to meet you. 💚See you again soon in the neighborhood 💚 All I do is coffee and figs preserves of my figure figure 💚 love and embrace 💚 Elizabeth 💚😘💚.”

Food Network Supporters met with Burrell in 2005 as a Sous Chef on American iron cook. Later appeared in Restaurant chef’s secretswho first performed in 2008 and ran for nine seasons.

Her most prominent role came when she started maintaining Worst cooks in America In 2010, where he was a mentor for amateur chefs and hoped to become able chefs.

Although much of her career focused on food and cooking, the American Culinary Foundation graduate also appeared to explore improvised.

“Sooooooooo… As I mentioned, I’ve been taking improvised classes @TheSecondCityTC and have a complete blast !!!” Burrell written through Instagram On June 10. “My class is coming to the end of this season and we have to make a real show !!!”

She invited fans to stop near the second city in Brooklyn on Monday, June 16 to see his “little but extremely fun” friends she cooperated with before adding, “#ilovewhatido #luckygirl.”

It is unclear whether Burrell managed to take part in the show a day before her death.