‘Charlie’s Angels’ star Farrah Fawcett’s former assistant reveals little-known details about her at the very end

For her generation, Farah Fawcett served as an icon. One of the most well-known posters ever is of her wearing a red bathing suit. People from all around the world expressed their sorrow at the actress’s loss when she was diagnosed with cancer and later passed away.

Her former aide is now speaking out about the last moments she spent on earth. Read on to discover more.

In 2006, Farrah Fawcett received a diagnosis of anal cancer. The actress was motivated to battle the sickness after receiving the diagnosis for one very crucial reason: her adored son Redmond

At the age of 62, the actress lost her fight with cancer in 2009. But, prior to her passing, she took part in the production of the “Farrah’s Tale” documentary, which detailed her sickness. To spread more knowledge about her illness, the actress took part in the documentary.

Mike Pingel, her former aide, is now talking openly about his old employer’s final days. He claims that she maintained her faith during the difficult portion of the journey.

“Farrah fought as hard as she could,” said the author of “Channel Surfing: Charlie’s Angels.” “All of it was to be here for Redmond, her child. Redmond was her moon, her stars, her sky, her heart. Her father was also, but Redmond was her life. She fought tooth and nail to continue to live, to be with him. And she documented her journey through cancer… because she wanted to help others. Farrah was not only an icon, but she wanted to help everybody with… her life.”

“She did everything she could,” Pingel added. “Whether it was experimental treatments in Germany or just bringing to light different things about the cancer world, she felt that’s what she needed to do with her journey, to help others.”