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Earlier this year, the country was devastated to learn that Annalise Braakensiek had passed away.
While a coroner is yet to confirm the model’s cause of death, her friends are adamant that it was an accident.
Braakensiek was confirmed dead on January 6 after she was found in her Potts Point home.
It is reported that no note was found, leaving friends to believe her passing was a“hideous” accident.
Her friends say she was a known recreational drug user.
A police representative confirmed that there were “no suspicious circumstances” surrounding her death.
A friend, who opted to remain unnamed told the Daily Telegraph, “I saw her just days before and while everyone knew Annalise could be a fragile person, that doesn’t mean she was depressed or depressive.”
“To date there has been no evidence to support the theory she committed suicide — just a couple of images of her historically supporting RUOK? Day, which anyone can do by stepping on to Bondi Beach and agreeing, out of the kindness of your heart, to be photographed with that group’s marketing team on a promotional day.”
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