Former ‘It girl’ Tara Palmer-Tomkinson found dead

Her “it-girl” status was her own undoing, here was this privileged person snorting £400 worth of cocaine up her nostrils daily, indulging in crack and meth, until her septum nasi disappeared, seared by years of ravage to the white stuff.

How did Tara Palmer-Tomkinson die?

“Her honesty helped to raise awareness of the disease and it was welcomed by the many thousands of people in the United Kingdom and around the world who cope with the impact of a brain tumour”. She then called an ambulance that took the body of the former model to the hospital.

She reportedly received treatment for a cocaine addiction and was diagnosed with an autoimmune condition that caused acute anemia, fatigue, and tiredness.

“I went to the doctors to talk about my latest blood test results when I got back from skiing in January”, she revealed. But suddenly we have had to confront the fact that Tara’s story was not a reality TV show, but was in fact a terrible, painful reality.

Entrepreneur and gay rights campaigner Ivan Massow said that the socialite had relapsed “into a dark place”.

But she dropped out shortly after telling Radio Times that she felt “under a lot of pressure” and was “not comfortable” with being the favourite to win. “She was crying and it was very quiet before she arrived and set off the alarm”.

‘She entered the room and the room became Tara World, ‘ she explained, ‘she was just the most extraordinary personality. “She was very frail”, he added. And she said she always thought William and Kate were a good match.

Asked whether she wanted to get married and have kids one day, Tara replied “I don’t think that will happen now”.

Who is Tara Palmer-Tomkinson?

Catapulted onto our TV screens and front pages in the 1990s in a blaze of flashguns and fabulousness, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson lived her life in the public eye. She had been battling a brain tumour for 13 months.

The album, Flawed, was released in 2012, but a performance of her single on ITV’s Loose Women attracted fierce criticism.

Tamara Beckwith – who was regularly pictured with Palmer-Tomkinson on the London party scene – described her as a “shining light” and “one of life’s true characters”.

Palmer-Tomkinson’s parents, Charles and Patricia have been close friends of Prince Charles and the royal family.

Among those to express their sorrow at her passing was Prince Charles, her godfather, and his wife Camilla; Piers Morgan; her ex-boyfriend Duncan James; fashion expert Gok Wan; and shoe designer Patrick Cox.

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