The celebrities explain and explain their sadness and for Aubrey Plaza after her husband’s premature death, Jeff Baena.
“No words can touch this painful time,” actress Selma Blair wrote on Plaza’s most recent Instagram post on Saturday, January 4. “Only love and strength and support from everyone. I am so sorry.”
Actress Julia Fox shared her condolences in the comments section, writing “Sending you lots of love” and sharing a pigeon emoji.
Meanwhile, Alison Brie, who has worked with Baena and Plaza in Projects, published a series of photos in his Instagram stories on Sunday, January 5, with the filmmaker. He published a central emoji damaged in the first photo, with the couple posing for the camera.
The independent screenwriter and director discovered dead on Friday, January 3, according to the doctor’s files tested until Us Weekly. The cause of indexed death as suicide, according to the same files, and a medical examination. No other cases or express deaths have been indexed. Deadline and TMZ were the first to inform the news of Baena’s death.
Plaza, 40, met Baena for the first time in 2011. Although the couple maintained their relatively personal relationship, the actress’s parks and recreation showed that they had made the knot in 2020 the COVVI-19ARRAY blockade
“We got a little bored one night,” Plaza recalled on the Ellen DeGeneres Show in December 2021. “We got married and I’ll tell you how: Onehourmarriage.com. That’s real, look it up.”
Especially known for having co -written the movie I Heart Huckabees 2004, which was nominated for a 2004 Gotham award for the most productive feature film, Baena also worked with Plaza On Life after Beth, The Horror / Comedy 2014 that begins its director.
“She’s awesome. I’d be working with her if she wasn’t my wife, but luckily she is my wife,” Baena told Reel Talker in August 2022. “The opportunity to do something creative [together] where we’re both fulfilled — how rare is that?”
The comic and the actor shared a moving tribute to Baena, an Instagram post shared on Sunday, January 5. In addition to sharing photos of the past’s filmmaker, Pally wrote a sincere message that provides her condolences to her friend, Plaza.
“Jeff Baena, a Jewish child from Miami. He is a collaborator, a mentor, the maximum basketball player who scrapped with the ugliest shot you have seen. He is a talented director with an impeccable flavor and vision, is a connector of people, a larger audience of possibilities, the guy who knows where the maximum production restaurant, regardless of where he was, “shared a screenshot through the same Instagram publication.
“An overly gracious host with an almost disturbing open door policy, a film encyclopedia, and most important to me a friend,” he continued in the statement. “As a director Jeff strove for the truth. Nothing could sound, look or feel inauthentic, and that is a direct representation of who Jeff was. Authentic. You never worried that Jeff wasn’t telling you the way it is. Cause Jeff’s virtue was telling you the way it was. My heart breaks for my friend Aubrey and the Baena family and for all of us who spent time on his sets or at his house or in his orbit. Thanks for believing in me, Jeff, may your memory be a blessing.”
Shortly after news broke out from Baena’s death, the star of ruthless intentions made a moving comment about the Instagram publication of Plaza.
“No words can touch this painful time,” she wrote at the time. “Only love and strength and support from everyone. I am so sorry.”
Saturday Night Live students posted a troly of images with Breana on his Instagram, labeling the past and publishing an emoji with a broken heart. Hitting her sitting next to her past husband.
Brie, actress Olivia Munn, and other celebrities posted broken emojis (including a heart and a broken heart emoji) in the comments section of Shannon’s post.
The actress and fashion influencer posted a short but sweet message to Plaza’s latest Instagram post, writing, “Sending you so much love” and posting a dove emoji.
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Brie worked on projects along Plaza and her past husband, added the movie Joshy.
“Jeff [came] to the set of Community in our sixth season and asked me to play a small role in his film, Joshy,” Brie recalled of working with Baena during a 2022 interview with Collider. “There was no script for that. All of his films that I’ve been involved with, prior to this one, were fully improvised. So, he came to my dressing [room]. We set a meeting, and he came to meet me. … I knew a lot of the cast members in that movie. Nick Kroll, Jenny Slate and Adam Pally were friends of mine. I just thought, “Yeah, that sounds fun to do.” It was one day. I’m in two scenes in that movie. I thought the story was cool. And then, it just grew from there.”
On Sunday, January 5, Brie shared a series of photographs to her Instagram Stories featuring the late filmmaker, including photos of the two posing for the camera. On the first photograph, she posted a broken heart emoji.
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