Shannen Doherty has a list of guests she wants at her funeral, and many famous people are not there: “I can’t stand lies”

Since 2015, Shannen Doherty has been fighting a tough battle against breast cancer, a disease that metastasized to her brain in 2022, and a year later to her bones, as she announced on her Instagram profile.

The remembered actress from Beverly Hills 90210 and haunted On several occasions he expressed his fear of death; However, at this stage of his illness, he devoted himself to thinking about his life, but also about the end of his days.

That’s why in the last episode of my podcast Let’s be clear She was more open when she talked about a topic that few people talk about, her funeral. As Los 40 reports, Shannen Doherty already has in mind what she wants her send-off to be, an event for which she even said she already has a guest list.

“There are a lot of people that I think would show up that I don’t want there,” he told his close friend and real estate agent. Chris Cortazo in the mentioned podcast, which is available on YouTube from January 15, 2024.

“I don’t really like them and they have their reasons. “They don’t like me enough to attend my funeral,” the actress said, before stating that when that happens, many will leave because it’s “politically correct and they don’t want to look bad.”

Shannen Doherty then admitted to Cortaz, who is also the executor of her will, that she has a short list of people she wants to attend her final farewell, although she did not name names.

“I can’t stand lies, and I can’t stand people who pretend they’ve found Jesus and claim they’re very sorry for all the bad things they’ve said about you,” he said about it.

The admission of Doherty, 52, could be like a bucket of ice water for those close to him; However, she hopes this will take the “pressure” off some people to have to go to her funeral on the day it happens.

He also hopes that this moment will be a kind of celebration of the end of life or a “love party”.

“I want my funeral to be like a celebration of love. “I don’t want people crying or people privately saying ‘thank God that bitch is dead,'” he said.

In the middle of the conversation, Chris Cortazo asked her where she wanted her funeral to be, to which she replied “at my house, but as a party, I want it to be a celebration.” At the same time, he added that “I don’t want to be buried, I want to be cremated” and that part of his ashes join the ashes of his father and his pet.

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