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16. Mai 2022 · As the official story goes, Lupe Vélez discovered she was pregnant while seeing the Austrian actor Harald Ramond. But their relationship went sour in early December 1944, with the Los Angeles Times reporting on Dec. 10 that they’d broken up. On Dec. 13, Vélez dined with two of her friends, Estelle Taylor and Venita Oakie. Taylor ...
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Actress Estelle Taylor, who was with Vélez from 9:00 the previous night until 3:30 the morning Vélez died, told the press that Vélez had told her of her pregnancy, but said she would rather kill herself than have an abortion.
- María Guadalupe Villalobos Vélez, July 18, 1908, San Luis Potosí City, Mexico
- December 14, 1944 (aged 36), Glendale, California, U.S.
24. Jan. 2023 · According to Los Angeles Magazine, Velez fell pregnant, and being a Catholic, she wanted Ramond to marry her but the man refused to do so. On the evening of December 13, Velez was out with her friends and one of them, Estelle Taylor, said that the actress seemed depressed (via The New York Times ).
8. Feb. 2018 · Lupe Velez and Donald Woods in The Girl From Mexico. Fade in: a Los Angeles train station in 1931. A handsome, but unusually haggard Gary Cooper, his blue eyes encircled by dark rings, stands on ...
30. Mai 2019 · But while her career was doing well, her personal life was a bit messy and by 1944 she found herself pregnant and unwed. The relationship with the father of her child was rocky and she was so upset that she decided to end her life. According to legend, Lupe planned to stage a beautiful suicide scene. She did her hair and make-up, put on a ...
5. Apr. 2021 · Meher Tatna. On December 14, 1944, Mexican actress Lupe Vélez was found dead in her bed wearing blue satin pajamas, with candles and flowers arranged around her. She had taken 75 pills of the barbiturate Seconal. The four-month pregnant star left behind a suicide note addressed to her boyfriend, Austrian actor Harald Ramond, that said: To Harald,
16. Juli 2015 · Lupe Vélez Romantic disappointments and a personal crisis, exasperated by what has since been thought to be an undiagnosed bipolar disorder, spelled out disaster for Vélez. Pregnant and abandoned by her final lover, the staunchly catholic Vélez saw no way out but to end her own life at the age of 36.
