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Beloved 'Shopaholic' Author Sophie Kinsella Dies Aged 55
10 Dec
Summary
- Sophie Kinsella died at 55 after battling aggressive brain cancer.
- She was known for her bestselling 'Shopaholic' novel series.
- She leaves behind five children and her husband, Henry.
Sophie Kinsella, the celebrated author behind the globally renowned "Shopaholic" series, has passed away at the age of 55. She succumbed to an aggressive form of brain cancer, glioblastoma, a diagnosis she publicly shared in April of the previous year. Kinsella's family announced her peaceful passing, stating her final days were filled with family, music, and joy, a testament to her vibrant spirit.
Under her real name, Madeleine Wickham, Kinsella penned numerous beloved novels, selling over 45 million copies worldwide and captivating readers in more than 40 languages. Her "Shopaholic" series, which inspired a popular film adaptation, resonated with a generation, while her other works, including "Finding Audrey" and "The Burnout," showcased her versatile storytelling talent and deep connection with her audience.
Kinsella leaves behind a loving family, including her husband Henry and their five children, who were a significant source of inspiration and strength. Despite facing her illness with immense courage, she expressed gratitude for her extraordinary writing career and the unwavering support of her loved ones, ensuring her radiant presence and beloved stories will continue to inspire.
