Tanya Roberts: Bond Girl and Charlie’s Angel Still Alive, Agent Says

According to her publicist, Tanya Roberts, the actress who starred in James Bond, is still alive after earlier being quoted as saying she was dead – due to a fall at her home on Christmas Eve.

Mike Pingel, the actor’s representative, was said to have mistakenly reported that the actress had died due to falling at age 65 on Sunday.

Several media places, including the Guardian, had allegedly reported Tanya Roberts’s death, but Mr. Mike Pingel later informed the Associated Press that Ms. Roberts was still alive, but she’s in a poor health condition presently.

The outlet TMZ already publicized quotes from her numerous partners, and tributes were paid on social media to Tanya Roberts. She acted as Stacey Sutton opposite Sir Roger Moore in his final Bond film, A View to a Kill.

Mr. Mike Pingel reportedly said to the PA news agency that Tanya Roberts was still alive on Monday, and her whole family and friends were waiting for further news from the Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre in Los Angeles.

The TMZ broadcasted her death, with the details explaining that the James Bond Actress Slumped while she was on a walk with her dogs on December 24, and she was admitted to the Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre in Los Angeles.

Lance O’Brien, Tanya Roberts’ partner, was interviewed and quizzed by the US news show Inside Edition and picked a few phone calls from the hospital on camera, telling him she was alive.

Lance O’Brien was shedding uncontrolled tears at the news and said, “I am so happy.”

Tanya Roberts was born in Victoria Leigh Blum in 1955, but her early childhood days were spent in New York before coming to Hollywood in 1977 in search of fortune and fame.

She was opportune when she was reckoned to act in place Shelley Hack in the TV series Charlie’s Angels, becoming the third Angel with Jaclyn Smith and Cheryl Ladd as first and second angels, respectively.

In 1985, Tanya Roberts starred in ‘A View To A Kill,’ and her act comes with a nomination for a Golden Raspberry award for worst actress.

She confessed to being “a little cautious” about picking up the role but added that it would have looked “ridiculous” to have rejected the offer.

She also starred in the following films: Inner Sanctum, Night Eyes, and erotic thrillers that it didn’t seem these acts add anything to the advancement of her career.

Tanya Roberts advances to act in Midge Pinciotti in more than 80 episodes of That ’70s Show made between 1998 and 2004.