There’s been a lot of speculation over Tara Palmer-Tomkinson’s death.
Some people have questioned whether it was caused by a brain tumour, while others wondered whether it was drug-related.
But now, her sister Santa Montefiore has uploaded a series of tweets explaining what really happened, and also put people straight on a few rumours.
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Santa also referenced a coroner’s report, released on Wednesday, into the death of the 45-year-old former It girl.
She wrote: “I’ve been so touched by the warm response to Tara’s death. Thank you from the whole family. But I’d like to clarify a couple of points.
“Today the coroner’s report states that Tara died of natural causes – a perforated ulcer. She did not have a brain tumour.”
Montefiore added that “contrary to some reports, Tara was not the goddaughter of HRH the Prince of Wales”.
She wrote: “Tara’s good friends & family know that she was in high spirits in her last days. She had plans, trips & had written a moving new song.”
She finished her stream of statements by adding: “Lastly there will be a fuller statement from the PT family later today. Thank you again.”
The former I’m A Celebrity star was found dead in her London flat by her cleaner last week.
In a statement her family has said: “We would like to thank the many people who have contacted us about Tara following her untimely death. It has been a source of great comfort to know how loved she was by so many people.
“Tara died peacefully in her sleep due to a perforated ulcer and peritonitis.
“Those that knew and were close to Tara knew that there was no retreat to a “dark place” as some have disappointingly sought to suggest.
In the last few weeks Tara was happy, positive and making plans for when she recovered her health.
“As usual she had been busy with the friends and family she loved, and who loved her in return.
“She was in communication with her family and others of whom she was fond over her final weekend and had spent a lot of her time recording music and playing the piano in her apartment – a sure sign that she was happy and feeling good.
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“Tara’s funeral will be on February 27. This will be a private moment for family and close friends to grieve and we would ask that our privacy at this time is respected.
“We will miss Tara very much and will never forget the joy, love and humour she brought to our lives.”