Khaberni - The lights of Hollywood dimmed suddenly to close the curtain on the life of the American actress Hayden Panettiere at the age of 36, a departure that brings back memories of the tragedies of stars affected by drug crises.
The Los Angeles Coroner's Office settled the debate around the sudden absence of the star of "Heroes" and "Nashville," confirming that the death was accidental due to a lethal mixture of fentanyl and sedative and muscle relaxant drugs, with no evidence of physical injuries.
The security authorities launched an extensive investigation to track how these dangerous substances reached the actress, in an investigative path similar to the backstage that accompanied the departure of previous stars in the American cinema and drama industry.
Hayden grew up under the spotlight from her childhood and achieved notable presence in famous film and television works like "Remember the Titans" and the horror series "Scream," but this early fame brought with it harsh backstage realities she herself unveiled in her latest memoirs. The late actress spoke transparently about the great pressures she faced during her artistic childhood, her struggles with addiction, and postpartum depression after giving birth to her daughter from Ukrainian boxer Vladimir Klitschko, the crises that previously led her to hand over custody of her daughter to her father in search of an opportunity to recover, before her page was abruptly and secretly turned.
