Tanya roberts: bond girl's husband details her final moments

Tanya Roberts’ heartbroken husband Lance O'Brien has admitted he passed out after the famous Bond girl tragically died aged 65 in hospital in LA this week. It comes after Tanya’s

representative confirmed her cause of death "was from a urinary tract infection which spread to her kidney, gallbladder, liver and then blood stream”. The That '70s Show star was

confirmed dead prematurely by her agent, who later confirmed she died several hours later. Opening up about the actress’ final moments, Lance said: "It was early in the morning, six

o'clock in the morning, and they go 'OK she's getting better, we gave her some blood sugar because her sugar was low and she's responding.' "So I figure this is

going to be a short-lived event, next thing I know she's going to the hospital in the emergency, you can't visit her, you can't talk to her because she's on a

ventilator. "I haven't been able to see her, they let me go see her two days a go, Sunday or whatever, and I go down there. READ MORE... TANYA ROBERTS DIES AGED 65 JUST 24 HOURS

AFTER HER REP PREMATURELY "She got up a few times, opened her eyes, those beautiful eyes, she's responding, she's responding, she's responding, and they told me that was

just a reflex.” He continued: “Then about 90 seconds later her eyes rolled back in her head and she was out and I was just beside myself. "I got back into the elevator, I didn't

know where I was at. "My gasping, I was upset, my gasping.   Tanya was rushed to hospital on Christmas Eve after collapsing while walking her dogs. She was then put on a ventilator. Her

agent initially said the actress had died on Monday, but later announced she was still alive in the ICU, before confirming she'd passed away. In a live television interview with Inside

Edition, Tanya’s partner Lance said he thought she had “faded away” and left the hospital without speaking to medical staff. Putting the chat on hold as he answered his phone, Lance could

be heard saying: "Now, you're telling me she's alive?" Crying with joy, he added: “The hospital is telling me she is alive! They are calling me from the ICU team."

Tanya was widely known for playing Julie Rogers in the final season of the 1970s television series Charlie's Angels. She went on to play Stacey Sutton in the James Bond film A View to a

Kill, alongside the late Sir Roger Moore. The actress also famously played Midge Pinciotti on That 70s Show.