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Real L Word Star's Death Ruled Suicide
17 Jun
Summary
- Francine Beppu's death at 43 was officially ruled a suicide.
- Toxicology revealed amphetamine and alcohol in her system.
- She was a former reality star and launched an LGBTQ+ channel.
The official cause of death for Francine Beppu, known for her role on The Real L Word, has been determined as suicide. The Honolulu Medical Examiner's report indicates Beppu passed away on February 17th at the age of 43. Toxicology results found amphetamine and alcohol in her system.
Beppu was discovered deceased in her Honolulu residence. Her family publicly confirmed her passing on February 23rd, expressing gratitude for the support received from friends and colleagues. They requested privacy as they navigate their profound loss.
Prior to her death, Beppu had a career in marketing, notably working as vice president of integrated marketing at NMG Network, which featured LGBTQ+ content. She also played a key role in launching Logo, the first LGBTQ+ cable channel, during her time at Viacom.
