Shannen Doherty admits there are ‘a lot of people’ she does not want at her funeral

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American actor Shannen Doherty has admitted there are “a lot of people” she does not want at her funeral, as she opened up about her ongoing battle with most cancers.

The 52-year-old Charmed and 90210 star introduced her most cancers prognosis in 2015. She then went into remission in 2017, however in February 2020 Doherty revealed her breast most cancers had returned to stage 4 and later stated that it had unfold to her bones.

Now, in her most up-to-date podcast episode on “Let’s Be Clear,” Doherty candidly shared her emotions about who she desires and doesn’t want at her funeral.

She admitted there have been “a lot of people” she didn’t want at her send-off. “There’s a lot of people that I think would show up that I don’t want there,” she informed her finest good friend and executor of her will Chris Cortazzo.

Speaking to Cortazzo, the Beverly Hills actor stated she believes some might not attend her funeral out of real affection however might present up for the fallacious causes.

“I don’t want them there because their reasons for showing up aren’t necessarily the best reasons. Like, they don’t really like me — and they have their reasons, and good for them — but they don’t actually really like me enough to show up to my funeral,” she told Cortazzo.

Doherty continued: “But they may… as a result of it’s the politically appropriate factor to do, and so they don’t want to look dangerous.”

The actor hoped her statement would “take the stress” off folks attending her funeral.

Detailing her checklist and the ceremony, Doherty stated she does not want folks “to be crying or people to privately be like, ‘Thank God that bitch is dead now’.” When asked by Cortazzo if he’d be invited, she joked: “That’s the shorter — that’s the better list. I can’t give you a list of who I don’t want because that’s way too long.”

Doherty went on to say she “abhor[s] fakeness” and “can’t stand” people who “pretend that they “found Jesus” and claim to be “so sorry” for “anything bad that they said about you”.

“I’m like, ‘No, no, no. I know you’re still the exact same petty human being. Don’t. Just stay away from me. We’re good’,” she continued.

The Little House on the Prairie star also shared her plans for her remains. “This is such a morbid conversation, but it’s also so fun. I want [my remains] to be mixed with my dog and I want it to be mixed with my dad.”

She stated she desires her closing resting preparations to be “a healthy mixture” of the choices out there.

But the actor stated she continues to be uncertain of the place to scatter her ashes and the thought of doubtlessly utilizing them to “grow them into a tree” pursuits her. She additionally desires to “discover a place that my dad and I each actually beloved and it meant a lot to us.”