In a heartfelt statement following the tragic death of her younger brother, Hayden Panettiere expressed profound sorrow, articulating that she will "always be heartbroken" . This emotional revelation underscores the deep bond shared between siblings and highlights the often-overlooked psychological impact of familial loss on public figures. The public mourning of celebrities serves not only as a personal catharsis but also as a means to connect with fans who may be experiencing similar grief.
The Amber Alert star, who for years had struggled with drugs and alcohol addiction, was clean and sober after spending time at an in-patient rehab facility in early 2020. She was also single, coming out of an abusive on-and-off relationship with her ex-boyfriend and was grateful to be back at work on Scream 6.
Then, just three weeks before the film's premiere in February 2023, the unthinkable happened: Her beloved younger brother Jansen died unexpectedly of an undiagnosed heart condition at just 28. Panettiere's world was shattered.
Hayden, 35, talked to People about her daughter, Kaya, and how the child is her mini-me. The video, which was shared via Instagram on Wednesday, September 18, raised alarm bells among fans and celebrities alike.
Hayden opened up about her struggle with opioid and alcohol addiction to People in July 2022.
"I was on top of the world, and I ruined it. I'd think I hit rock bottom, but then there's that trap door that opens," she described.
The Scream 4 star said of her sobriety, "This hasn't been easy and there were a lot of ups and downs. But I don't regret even the ugliest things that have happened to me. I feel incredibly accomplished. And I feel like I have a second chance."
Cardiomegaly has several causes, with high blood pressure among the most common, per Mayo Clinic. Some people experience no signs or symptoms, while others may experience shortness of breath, an irregular heart rhythm or swelling of the belly or legs.
Though she's looking forward to the release of her new movie Amber Alert (in theaters Sept. 27) she's mostly just grateful that she's feeling more and more like herself every day. That doesn't mean she's healed from the trauma of Jansen's death, or ever will be.
"I will always be heartbroken about it. I will never be able to get over it," she says. "No matter how many years go by, I will never get over his loss."
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