As expected, the diaries of this former A- list actress were not part of her estate sale.
Hopefully at some point they will be released to help identify her killer.
Anne Heche
Anne Heche’s financial troubles didn’t end with her tragic passing. Her son, Homer Laffoon, has disclosed that the late actress’s estate is drowning in debt, unable to settle claims totaling approximately $6 million.
The Another World star died in August 2022 after crashing her car into a home in Los Angeles, setting off a fiery explosion. Now, nearly two years later, her estate is still entangled in financial difficulties. Laffoon, who serves as the estate’s administrator, revealed in court documents that Heche left behind a modest bank account and residual income from past projects, but it isn’t enough to cover outstanding debts.
Seven creditors have come forward, with three of them seeking a combined $2 million. Among those filing claims are the owners of the Mar Vista home Heche crashed into, the tenant who was renting it at the time, and her ex-boyfriend, actor Thomas Jane, who is seeking $149,106.04.
With limited assets, Laffoon is negotiating settlements in hopes of avoiding litigation. He admitted that sales of Heche’s posthumous memoir, Call Me Anne, brought in less than $25,000—far from enough to make a dent in the mounting debt.
Meanwhile, the house that was destroyed in the crash has been fully restored and relisted for sale at $1.35 million. The three-bedroom, three-bathroom property is back on the market, nearly two years after the tragic incident that claimed Heche’s life.
While Laffoon remains hopeful that the claims can be resolved fairly, the financial burden on the estate remains a significant challenge.