Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
Shocked by this, I really liked her.
Rip
Rip
Very sad,but what did she do to become famous?
Very sad,but what did she do to become famous?
Took loads of snow and got photographed in short skirts getting into taxis with her clopper hanging out iirc.
Took loads of snow and got photographed in short skirts getting into taxis with her clopper hanging out iirc.
Very sad,but what did she do to become famous?
i'm a celebrity get me out of here ?Might have that as her epitaph.
Does it matter what she did?
I loved watching TFI and Frank Skinner shows with her.
She was funny, genuinely funny and a bit broken which was also a bit awkward to see, especially in a woman, yet it was so very compelling.
20 years ago the media was a very different place.
She broke through the class barrier and made people like her seem funny, vulnerable and not so remote.
RIP Tara as has been said a top sport
The woman was a complete waste of time. Too much money, inherited not earned; nothing useful to do with her life except to party, take drugs and get out of bed at noon. If she had had to work for a living she would have had a good chance to escape being a druggie. No sympathy from here.
Except that the poor woman died from a brain tumour, not something that anyone deserves particularly.The woman was a complete waste of time. Too much money, inherited not earned; nothing useful to do with her life except to party, take drugs and get out of bed at noon. If she had had to work for a living she would have had a good chance to escape being a druggie. No sympathy from here.
The woman was a complete waste of time. Too much money, inherited not earned; nothing useful to do with her life except to party, take drugs and get out of bed at noon. If she had had to work for a living she would have had a good chance to escape being a druggie. No sympathy from here.
Her background undoubtedly gave her a leg-up in life (and contributed to her hardships), but if publishing three books, presenting various television shows, becoming patron of an autism charity and playing the piano with the National Symphony Orchestra registers as doing 'Nothing useful to do with her life', I'm dying to see a list of your amazing accomplishments.