Sarah Paulson marks the first anniversary of Diane Keaton’s death
13 october 2026 в 09:37
Sarah Paulson marked the first anniversary of Diane Keaton’s death, who passed away in October 2025. On her Instagram on October 11, Paulson wrote: «One year. Unbelievable. The laughter with you will always be what I remember most. I love you».
Paulson attached a photo to her post in which they are laughing, raising their hands above their heads. Keaton’s daughter, Dexter, also remembered her mother on this day, posting a black-and-white photo with her. She wrote: «One year without you, Mom 🤍. It feels like it was yesterday and at the same time an eternity ago. I’m still trying to get used to a world where I can’t call you, hug you, or go on adventures with you».
Keaton passed away at the age of 79 after complications from bacterial pneumonia. Following her death, Paulson described her loss as «a deeply sad time». She noted that Keaton was not only an outstanding actress but also a wonderful friend.
The following year, Paulson honored Keaton’s memory by getting a tattoo on the day she would have turned 80. On Instagram, she wrote: «You would have turned 80 today. Too many deep feelings to express in words… I was the happiest person in the world to travel, laugh until I cried, watch millions of movies, and eat fries with you». Paulson also shared a photo of her tattoo with the initials «DK» on her arm. The tattoo artist who did her tattoo expressed support, noting that Paulson was an incredible friend during tough times.
Paulson attached a photo to her post in which they are laughing, raising their hands above their heads. Keaton’s daughter, Dexter, also remembered her mother on this day, posting a black-and-white photo with her. She wrote: «One year without you, Mom 🤍. It feels like it was yesterday and at the same time an eternity ago. I’m still trying to get used to a world where I can’t call you, hug you, or go on adventures with you».
Keaton passed away at the age of 79 after complications from bacterial pneumonia. Following her death, Paulson described her loss as «a deeply sad time». She noted that Keaton was not only an outstanding actress but also a wonderful friend.
The following year, Paulson honored Keaton’s memory by getting a tattoo on the day she would have turned 80. On Instagram, she wrote: «You would have turned 80 today. Too many deep feelings to express in words… I was the happiest person in the world to travel, laugh until I cried, watch millions of movies, and eat fries with you». Paulson also shared a photo of her tattoo with the initials «DK» on her arm. The tattoo artist who did her tattoo expressed support, noting that Paulson was an incredible friend during tough times.
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