ALLEN PARK — Twenty-five years have passed, and Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell still vividly recalls the feelings of being loved yet helpless and confused.
At that time, he was the starting tight end for the New York Giants when the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks occurred. Like the rest of the nation, Campbell struggled to cope with the aftermath, experiencing a profound sense of grief. However, in just a few days, Campbell felt as though he had witnessed both the worst and the best of humanity.
"It's something you never forget. In the middle of a tragedy — especially in New York, where they're in a hurry. That happened, and everybody pitched in to help. They just wanted to help and do whatever it takes," Campbell said. "Anybody who was up there at that time, even wanting to go help, to get into the city after that, that took a lot just to get up there. It definitely pulled our country together, and it was one of those things you just don't ever forget. There was a lot of loss. Those things you don't forget, and I can't believe it's been 25 years."
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Days after the attacks, Campbell — along with many of his teammates — visited Ground Zero and was accompanied by the New York Jets.

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Pete Davidson is remembering his late father, Scott Davidson, as the United States marks 25 years since the September 11 attacks.
The comedian was only a child when Scott, a New York City firefighter, died while responding to an attack. More than two decades later, he continues to honor his dad while acknowledging how difficult the anniversary is for him.
This year, however, Pete Davidson is channeling that grief into something positive by encouraging Americans to perform acts of kindness in remembrance of those who lost their lives.
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Pete was only seven years old when his father lost his life responding to the September 11 attacks. Now, 25 years later, he is reflecting on Scott not only as his dad but also as a firefighter who devoted himself to helping others.

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Pete Davidson marked the 25th anniversary of 9/11 by honoring the father he lost that day. The comedian joined 9/11 Day's UNIITE For Good campaign, turning grief into a call for kindness.
Davidson's father, Scott Davidson, died while responding to the attacks in New York City. This year, Pete encouraged Americans to remember the tragedy by reviving the spirit of unity that followed.
Davidson shared his story in a video for 9/11 Day. "He was a firefighter for Ladder 118, Engine 205 in Brooklyn Heights," he said. "My dad loved being a fireman, and he loved saving people," Davidson added. Scott died while responding to the attacks alongside fellow firefighters.
The Saturday Night Live alum explained why UNIITE For Good felt fitting this year. "9/11 is usually a tough day," Davidson said, according to the campaign. He explained that participants could perform a good deed and pass the idea along. The campaign then added those pledges to a nationwide map.
The goal was to cover the country with visible examples of people helping others. Davidson hoped the initiative could make an emotionally difficult anniversary feel slightly lighter. The campaign also focused on what happened after September 11. Communities came together and helped strangers despite their differences.

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Megyn Kelly wants to see Erika Kirk step away from her role running Turning Point USA — because she wants the grieving mother of two to find time to heal.
Kelly shared her concern with Piers Morgan on the latter's Piers Morgan Uncensored, as the two discussed the one year anniversary of Charlie Kirk's ***** assination at a speaking event at Utah Valley University.
Morgan brought up a recent essay on grief Erika Kirk, 37, wrote last week for The New York Times:
PIERS MORGAN: And the reason I found it so powerful was it reminded us that there is a human being here, a wife and a mother who lost her husband, who she was obviously very in love with, the loving father of her kids and I think people have just treated her like some weird commodity for the last year.
Where they can say whatever they want about her. They can make any allegations about her. They can treat her as inhumanely as they like. And I'm just at a loss as to understand why? Why we have collectively, it seems, lost our humanity about this woman.

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Sandra Bullock reflected on being present with loved ones during their final moments, calling it fulfilling and enlightening
She shared her grief over longtime partner Bryan Randall's death and revealed he was ill for half of their relationship
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Sandra Bullock is proud of how she handles one of life's toughest moments.
The 62-year-old Practical Magic 2 star has grieved the deaths of her mother, Helga, who died in 2000, and, more recently, her longtime partner, Bryan Randall, who died in 2023 after being diagnosed with ALS.

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Kelly Osbourne said in a new interview that she realized she was unwell when she saw a photo of herself at a dress fitting.
The reality TV star said her grief over father Ozzy's death left her in "so much pain."
Rocker Ozzy Osbourne died in July 2025.
Kelly Osbourne was alarmed when she saw a photo of herself at a dress fitting ahead of this year's Grammy Awards.
"I looked like the f---ing Crypt Keeper," Osbourne told The Mail on Sunday. "I said, 'This is scary. I didn't know I looked like this.' My spine — you could see every single bone."

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Stella Parton is opening up about life after losing her beloved sister, Dolly Parton.
Ten days after the country music legend's death, Stella shared an emotional message about grief, family, and the wave of misinformation that has followed Dolly's passing.
Dolly died at 80 on Aug. 25, according to a video shared that day by her nephew Bryan Seaver. Her representatives later confirmed that the iconic singer died after a "brief battle with cancer."
On Friday, Sept. 4, Stella used her Instagram "coffee hour" to give fans an update on how she and her family are handling the devastating loss.
She began by expressing gratitude to everyone who has offered sincere support to the family during their time of mourning.

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NASCAR legend Kurt Busch recently joined CNN anchor Anderson Cooper on his podcast, All There Is, which explores themes of loss and grief. They spoke for nearly 30 minutes about his brother Kyle -- the winningest driver in NASCAR national series history -- who died tragically at the age of 41 earlier this year.
It was an emotional interview, with Kurt struggling to hold back tears as he remembered racing with his brother, the sudden nature of his passing, and dealing with the grief that followed.
At the start of the conversation, Kurt talked about paving a way for Kyle as the older brother, and despite being over six years older, "everything I did, he (Kyle) wanted to do, just as good (and) at the same time."
Kyle and Kurt Busch at NASCAR Hall of Fame, January 2026
Kurt ran his first full-time Cup season in 2001, with Kyle following suit just four years.

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Kate Beckinsale is speaking openly about how PTSD can affect people even when their struggles are not visible to others.
The actress shared a pair of Instagram videos on September 2 in which she discussed the toll trauma can take on sleep, daily life and relationships. Her comments came after she had also been reflecting publicly on grief following the death of her mother, Judy Loe.
Beckinsale focused much of her message on people who continue working, caring for family and socializing while dealing with intense symptoms privately.
"They get up, they go to work, they look after their kids, they provide for their family, they have a laugh, they're the fun person, but they don't sleep for more than an hour because when they do, it's full of nightmares," she said.
Beckinsale said everyday triggers can suddenly overwhelm someone.

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Kate Beckinsale opened up about PTSD and how it can deeply affect daily life and relationships
She urged people to show kindness, emphasizing that struggles like PTSD are often invisible to others
Beckinsale reflected on grief from losing her mother, sharing how it has impacted her mental and physical health
Kate Beckinsale is getting candid about how difficult navigating post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can be.
On Wednesday, Sept. 2, the actress, 53, shared a video discussing PTSD and how it isn't fully understood or studied, especially among women. The post came just after the 53-year-old shared a slew of Instagram Stories about her late mother, Judy Loe, and her struggles with grief.

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Monday, August 31, should have been an especially joyful date for Princess Märtha Louise of Norway and Durek Verrett as they marked their second wedding anniversary. This year, however, memories of their celebration are inevitably overshadowed by grief following the death of the princess' father, King Harald V, on Friday at the age of 89.
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Kelly Osbourne shared an update on her health in a new interview with ****** O!
She opened up about navigating the body-shaming comments and speculation around her appearance following the death of her father, Ozzy Osbourne, in July 2025
Osbourne confirmed that she is working on her well-being, but it's a "slow process"
Kelly Osbourne is reflecting on a rough patch in her life.
The mom and reality star, 41, did her first exclusive interview following the July 2025 death of her father and rock legend Ozzy Osbourne, with ****** O! magazine, and shared rare insight into grappling with the influx of body-shaming comments amid her journey with grief.

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Rebecca Gayheart reflected on the values she and Eric Dane instilled in their daughters, Billie and Georgia
As she navigates her grief following Dane's death in February, Gayheart said she has been trying to set an example of resilience and strength for her girls
"This is, number one, what we do as women — we go back to work, we say yes to things that are scary," Gayheart said
Rebecca Gayheart is reflecting on the advice she and her late husband Eric Dane have given to their girls.
The Jawbreaker actress, 55, opened up to E! News about the lasting lessons she and Dane sought to impart to their daughters — Billie, 16, and Georgia, 14 — all their lives. Gayheart and Dane navigated separation, co-parenting and a reconciliation between their wedding in 2004 and his death in February 2026.

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Dolly Parton's sister has shared an emotional tribute in the wake of her death.
Freida Parton took to social media to express her grief over the passing of her "Dolly Momma".
"Thank you all for bearing with me as I mourn the death of my big sister," Frieda, 69, posted to Facebook on Saturday, before going on to explain that Dolly, 11 years her senior, had been a mother figure to her.
"I know to the entire world, she was a superstar, but to me, she was my Dolly Momma," Freida wrote. "She was the sister who would climb into bed with me when I was little because we were both afraid of the dark. She was the woman who stepped up and became my Momma, raising me from ages 13 to 18."
She added Dolly, famous for her love of wigs and hairpieces, had attempted, unsuccessfully, to persuade her to follow the same route, writing, "She was the one who tried to convince me to wear her wigs at my shows in Dollywood (sorry, sister, but I definitely didn't listen to you on that one)."
Freida was candid about the sisterly fights she and Dolly had shared.

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Grief isn't the only thing losing a spouse triggers. You also have to make some big financial decisions, including whether to keep on with your Social Security retirement benefit or switch to a spousal benefit. You probably want to maximize your income, but there's no single strategy that works best for everyone.
Making the correct call between a retirement and a survivor benefit depends on understanding exactly how each benefit works. Here's what you need to know.
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A Social Security retirement benefit is the benefit you qualify for based on your own work history. The more money you've paid Social Security payroll taxes on throughout your career, the larger your retirement benefit will be.
Married people might get a spousal benefit if they didn't work long enough to qualify for a retirement benefit on their own, or if the spousal benefit, worth up to one-half of the benefit their partner qualified for at their full retirement age (FRA), is larger than their own retirement benefit. But you cannot claim a spousal benefit once your partner has died.

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Jake Reiner opened up about the tragic deaths of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner, in his first sit-down interview with KABC-TV on Thursday, Aug. 27
Jake discussed his grief and described the moment his sister Romy discovered their parents had been killed
Jake and Romy's brother Nick Reiner, who has struggled with addiction, was indicted on two counts of first-degree murder and remains in custody
Jake Reiner is opening up in his first sit-down interview eight months after the tragic deaths of his parents, Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner.
The 35-year-old spoke with KABC-TV's Marc Cota-Robles about his life since his parents' deaths on Dec. 14, 2025, and his brother Nick Reiner's arrest. Nick, 32, has since been indicted on two counts of first-degree murder and pleaded not guilty to the charges.

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Rob Reiner's son Jake Reiner has given his first sit-down interview about the murders of his parents.
Eight months after the deaths of the iconic filmmaker and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, their eldest son has opened up about the grief he is still experiencing.
During a sit-down interview with KABC-TV's Mark Cota-Robles, Jake, 35, spoke about coming to terms with the loss of his parents.
"It's been eight months. It feels like eight years at the same time, and it also feels like eight minutes," he said in the interview, which partially aired on Good Morning America on Thursday. "Every moment that I wake up, I'm reminded of my reality."
Rob, 78, and Michele, 70, were found stabbed inside their home on 14 December 2025. Their 32-year-old son Nick was subsequently arrested and later indicted on two counts of first-degree murder. He has pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial in custody.
In addition to sons Jake and Nick, the When Harry Met Sally director and Michele also share a 28-year-old daughter, Romy. Rob also has daughter Tracy, 62, from a previous marriage.

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Two beloved entertainment icons, born just three months apart in 1946, died at the same age on the same day.Country music legend Dolly Parton and British actor Tim Curry both died at age 80 on Aug. 25, prompting an outpouring of grief and disbelief over the coincidence from fans online.Parton, born Jan. 19, 1946, died in Nashville after a brief battle with cancer. Curry, born April 19, 1946, died at his Los Angeles home. News of Curry's death broke the following day.The pair occupied vastly different corners of pop culture, but each amassed devoted, multigenerational fan bases over careers spanning decades: Parton through her music, acting, philanthropy and unmistakable persona, and Curry through scene-stealing performances in cult classics including "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" and "Clue."
Parton's death was announced Aug. 25 by her nephew Bryan Seaver in a video shared to the country star's social media accounts.
Representatives for Parton later confirmed that the "Jolene" singer died at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center in Nashville after a brief battle with cancer, surrounded by loved ones.

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When someone you love dies, one common piece of advice is to not make any major decision within six months. Your brain may be clouded by grief and sadness, so it can be difficult to be rational. This can include decisions about giving up your job.
Not everyone follows this advice, though, and there are times when a death may spur you to take an action you should have taken anyway but may have been frightened about. The death drives home the point that life is short, so you shouldn't wait.
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Princess Diana's younger brother reportedly penned his latest book to uncover a major truth about her. The memoir will mark the first time the 9th Earl Spencer has spoken openly and at length about his late sister. Born just three years apart, Diana and her brother Charles Spencer shared a deeply protective, intertwined bond forged in childhood at Althorp House.
In a personal new memoir, Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer confronts what he describes as long-standing falsehoods about her life, marriage, and death. As reported by RadarOnline, Spencer will release the book, Swan Song, ahead of the 30th anniversary of the late Princess' death at age 36 in a Paris car crash on August 31, 1997.
The memoir traces their early years, Diana's turbulent 15-year marriage to now-King Charles, and the aftermath after her passing, when an outpouring of public grief swept Britain. Speaking exclusively to the outlet, a publishing insider said, "[Spencer] feels that three decades of books, documentaries and commentary have allowed certain claims about Diana to harden into accepted history."
The source noted that Spencer "had a uniquely close view of her life" and thus he "believes this is his opportunity to put his own account permanently on the record – including what she endured during her marriage and what happened after she died." According to the insider, "His intention is to finally set the record straight about what he sees as the truth about his sister's life."
Meanwhile, 62-year-old Earl had shared, "With the 30th anniversary of Diana's tragic death on the skyline, I've been inundated yet again with requests for interviews about my sister. This has convinced me to write down my own thoughts and memories, once and for all, rather than having the discomfort of again reading the opinions of others, many of which are based on untruths that have become accepted over time."

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When someone you love dies, one common piece of advice is to not make any major decision within six months. Your brain may be clouded by grief and sadness, so it can be difficult to be rational. This can include decisions about giving up your job.
Not everyone follows this advice, though, and there are times when a death may spur you to take an action you should have taken anyway but may have been frightened about. The death drives home the point that life is short, so you shouldn't wait.
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Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver, his family and team are mourning the loss of his 2-year-old son.
The Bills released a statement to express their grief. The team did not disclose what happened to Oliver's son, but the Buffalo News reported that the child died in a drowning at the family's home in suburban Houston on June 28.
"On behalf of the entire Buffalo Bills organization, we want to publicly express our condolences to Ed Oliver and his family on the devastating loss of his son. It's an unthinkable tragedy for any parent. We will continue to support Ed and his family as we all grieve this tragic loss," Bills general manager Brandon Beane said.
The 28-year-old Oliver is attempting to bounce back from a difficult 2025 season in which he only played three games because of an ankle injury and a torn biceps.
Oliver also missed a joint practice with the Cleveland Browns this week due to an unspecified injury.

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Viola Davis led a wave of tributes to Hayden Panettiere, who passed away on Sunday (Aug. 16) at the age of 36.
Following the news that Panettiere was found unresponsive in her South Carolina home by a friend, the entertainment industry and those she worked with in it shared their grief. In a post shared on Instagram, Viola Davis, who starred in the 2016 courtroom drama Custody with the late actress, said that she loved working with her alongside her husband, Julius Tennon.
"What an amazing talent you were....so gifted. Julius and I loved working with you....an old, wise soul with such a deep heart," Davis wrote on Instagram. "I wish the world had more time with you because I had a burning curiosity about who you were becoming. I saw this beautiful Phoenix rising from the ashes. Your tests became your testimony, and your testimony became your legacy. You will be remembered. Rest well, Hayden. Sending healing prayers to your family, your daughter, and all who loved you. May they always speak your name..."
Her Scream VI co-star Melissa Barrera wrote, "Rest in peace sweet Hayden," while David Arquette posted simply, "I love you Hayden." Selma Blair wrote, "I love you. Don't be gone. Please."
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Wladimir Klitschko is remembering Hayden Panettiere on what would have been her 37th birthday.The former heavyweight boxing champion shared an emotional tribute to his former fiancée on Aug. 21, five days after the "Nashville" actress died at 36.
"Today is Hayden's birthday. Instead of celebrating the way we had planned, today we celebrate her life, her spirit, and the love she brought into this world," Klitschko wrote on Instagram.
"At a time filled with so much sadness, your kindness has reminded me that there is still so much good in humanity," he added as a thank-you to Panettiere's fans, friends and others who have reached out to the family with messages of support.
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Klitschko encouraged those reading his message to focus on love and kindness amid the grief.

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Sandra Bullock is opening up about a side of grief that many people experience but rarely discuss: mourning someone before they are gone.
Bryan Randall, her longtime partner, died on August 5, 2023, at age 57 after a private three-year battle with ALS, a progressive disease that affects the nerve cells responsible for muscle movement.
But according to Bullock, the hardest goodbye did not happen on the day he died. It began years earlier, when she was still sharing life with him while slowly losing pieces of the person she knew.
Randall was a photographer and former model who began dating Bullock in 2015. His family later confirmed that he chose to keep his ALS diagnosis private, and Bullock honored that decision.
What she has chosen to share now is not about revealing details of his illness. It is about explaining what it feels like to lose someone in stages.

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Fans are remembering Hayden Panettiere on what would have been her 37th birthday. The date appears to have made her death feel even more painful, with many reflecting on her career, personal struggles, and lasting impact.
Adding to the heartbreak, Panettiere had reportedly planned to spend her birthday week with her daughter, Kaya, and had been eagerly looking forward to their reunion.
Fans are remembering Hayden Panettiere on what would have been her 37th birthday, just days after her death. A Reddit post marking the late actress' August 21 birthday quickly drew more than 1,500 upvotes as users shared their grief and memories of growing up watching her.
"She should still be here," one person wrote, adding that the timing of Panettiere's death made the milestone especially painful. Another admitted the loss had hit harder than expected, while a "Heroes" fan said it felt as though "a part of my childhood has gone."
Others reflected on Panettiere's career and the struggles she had spoken openly about over the years. Several fans also noted how close they were to her age, saying her death felt particularly jarring.

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Hayden Panettiere's death this week, just five days before her 37th birthday, marks the latest tragic end for a child star. In recent months, Panettiere had become more transparent about the trauma, including **** ual exploitation, she endured as a young actress. The timing of her death is tragic both in light of her age and how recently she appeared to have been winning her fight against addiction. Her efforts to reclaim her autonomy should be acknowledged for what she overcame — and for what fame does to child stars.
Panettiere began appearing in commercials at just 11 months old; by age 5, she'd been in 50. Her breakout role came at age 10, playing a coach's spirited daughter in "Remember the **** ans." Her multiseason portrayals of an indestructible cheerleader on the television series "Heroes" and a troubled country music star on ABC's "Nashville" made her a cultural fixture to millennials.
For decades, the autonomy, safety and happiness of child stars were not a priority for insatiable audiences nor the Hollywood industrial complex. If Panettiere's accounts are any guide, they still aren't.
Off set, however, Panettiere struggled at basically every turn: with an onerous mother, from whom Panettiere was estranged for much of her adult life; drug addiction; alcoholism; depression; and multiple rehab stints. She had relationships with men 10 or more years older than her. She was plied with pills at 15, she revealed this year. Her child custody battle was just one of many traumas dissected in tabloid headlines.
This spring, Panettiere published a memoir, "This Is Me: A Reckoning," that is equal parts appalling and utterly sympathy-inducing. Panettiere bared all, describing her "shortcomings as a mother," her refusal to "blame" anyone else and her grief "for all the hours lost to addiction." The media campaign for the book pulled no punches. Panettiere gave audiences the one thing she refused to further compromise: truth.

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Hilary Duff penned a tribute to Hayden Panettiere following her death on Sunday at the age of 36.
The actress recalled growing up alongside Panettiere as young stars navigating fame. In the early 2000s, Duff starred in the hit television series Lizzie McGuire, and Panettiere featured in the film Remember the **** ans, acting opposite Denzel Washington. Panettiere would later land her breakout role in 2006, when she played cheerleader Claire Bennet on the popular sci-fi series Heroes.
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When a famous person dies unexpectedly, people who enjoyed their work often feel the loss deeply. The news of Hayden Panettiere's death at 36 has particularly hit manymillennials who grew up watching her performances in way that can be hard to articulate.
Therapists and mental health experts say that reaction is completely understandable, and it says something meaningful about the generation that grew up with her.
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"I hear this from clients all the time ― that there is this confusion about why they're crying over someone they've never even met," Gina Moffa, a grief therapist and author of "Moving On Doesn't Mean Letting Go: A Modern Guide to Navigating Loss," told HuffPost. "We have all felt it at some point with a favorite public figure. And what I say is this: Your brain doesn't actually care whether the relationship was mutual. It bonds with what's familiar, what's constant, what's shown up for you again and again, even if that showing up only ever went one direction over a TV screen or a radio."
The clinical term that helps explain what many people are feeling right now is a parasocial relationship ― a one-sided bond that the brain forms with a public figure through repeated exposure. But experts say the term doesn't entirely capture what these connections actually feel like from the inside.

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Like most people, handling death and grief was no easy feat for Hayden Panettiere.
The actress, popularly known for her roles in the "Scream" franchise, had previously opened up about handling the reality of death, especially that of a close loved one. She wasn't one to hide her struggles from the world, as she was open about her battles with addiction and postpartum depression.
Hayden Panettiere suddenly passed away on August 16 in South Carolina, less than a week before her 37th birthday.
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First responders and medical personnel showed up at a home in Greenville, South Carolina, in response to a 911 call about an "unresponsive female" in "cardiac arrest." TMZ obtained the dispatch audio of the responders sending medics to the home to perform CPR, though it is unclear which of Panettiere's friends found her and made the call.

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