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Shannen Doherty Described Her Funeral Wish List In A Podcast, And It Includes Specific Notes About Her Ashes

By Matthew Lynch
July 15, 2024
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In a recent podcast, actress Shannen Doherty, best known for her roles in the hit TV shows “Beverly Hills, 90210″ and “Charmed“, shared her unique and unorthodox funeral wishes. The 50-year-old actress, who has been battling breast cancer, spoke candidly about her end-of-life plans, leaving her fans and listeners surprised and intrigued.

In the podcast, hosted by Katie Chonko, Doherty revealed that she has a specific preference for her funeral. According to her, she wants her ashes to be scattered in a unique and meaningful way. She specifically mentioned that she wants her ashes to be “squeezed through a cheese grater” and then “mixed with a little bit of marijuana” before being scattered in a “beautiful spot” in the mountains.

The “Beverly Hills, 90210” alum also expressed her desire to have her friends and family members read out loud from a specific book, “The Giving Tree” by Shel Silverstein, which has a special meaning to her. Doherty stated that she wants the reading to be accompanied by “nice music and some champagne” to create a celebratory atmosphere.

The actress also revealed that she wants her funeral to be a “party” with a “big celebration of life” and wants her loved ones to “come together and have fun” rather than mourn her passing. She emphasized that she wants to leave a lasting impact on her family and friends, and having a fun and memorable funeral is her way of doing so.

Doherty’s unconventional wishes have sparked a conversation about the importance of discussing end-of-life plans and the need for people to have open and honest conversations about their own mortality. In an age where many people are hesitant to talk about death, Doherty’s bold approach to discussing her own funeral plans is a refreshing reminder of the importance of living life to the fullest and celebrating the life of those who have passed.

In her own words, Doherty said, “I want to be remembered as someone who lived life on my own terms, and I want my funeral to be a reflection of that.” It’s clear that the actress has given thought to her own mortality and has made a conscious effort to plan her funeral in a way that reflects her personality and values.

As fans and listeners, we can’t help but be inspired by Doherty’s courage and willingness to be honest about her own mortality. Her unique funeral wishes may not be what everyone would plan for themselves, but they are undoubtedly a reflection of her personality and the values she holds dear.

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