Drop Dead Gorgeous Star, Kirstie Alley Dies

Kirstie Alley (Instagram @kirstiealley)

JAKARTA - Kirstie Alley, a top actress in the '90s died on Monday, December 5. This news was shared by his family on the same day.

"With sorrow, we announce that our extraordinary and loving mother passed away due to the newly revealed cancer," they wrote in a statement.

"He (Kirstie Alley) is surrounded by his closest family and betting with great strength, leaving us with the life and adventure he goes through," he said.

Alley's children and grandchildren think her mother is an extraordinary figure both as a public figure and as a mother for them.

As he looks iconic on the screen, he is an extraordinary mother and grandmother. Thank you for your love and prayers for our privacy in this difficult situation," the statement concluded.

Kirstie Alley was born on January 12, 1951. The mitigating series became his most popular point in 1987. He even earned the Golden Globe and Emmy thanks to his role in the series. He also appeared in a number of series such as Veronicas Closet (1997), Kirstie (2013),tacky Queens (2015). Alley co-starred in the film namely Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982), Summer School (1987), Look Who's Talking (1989), It Takes Two (1995) and Drop Dead Turoeous (1999). In this year, he is still active on television shows, some of whom are Dancing with the Stars and Masked Singer. A number of actors and actresses also offered their condolences to Kirstie Alley. John Travolta uploaded several Kirstie photos and sent greetings to the actress. Kirstie is one of the special people. I love you Kirstie. I know we will meet again, John Travolta wrote. I just heard the sad news that Kirstie Alley died. He is a comedian in Queens and a good mother in real life. He once helped me buy clothes for my family at Christmas. We have a lot of disagreements but we appreciate each other, "wrote Jamie Lee Curtis. Kirstie Alley passed away. Sad news. Prayers to his family, "Worte Team Allen.Kirstie Alley died at the age of 71 years.