Bond Girl and ‘That ‘70s Show’ Star Tanya Roberts Dead at 65

UPDATE: 

In a new report from TMZ, Tanya’s rep is saying she’s not dead. Lance, Tanya’s husband, had told the rep, who relayed the information to TMZ, that Tanya had died after collapsing on Christmas Eve. Now the rep tells TMZ that he’s retracting that statement and that Tanya is still alive.

Former “That ’70s Show” co-star Ashton Kutcher took to Twitter to respond to cast mates Topher Grace (Eric) and Debra Jo Rupp’s (Kitty) tribute tweets, informing them that she had not passed, but in a very Kelso way, of course. 

“yo bro she’s not dead,” Ashton replied to Topher.

“dj she’s still alive,” he added to DJ Rupp’s message.

 

Story developing. 

Tanya Roberts who was best known as a Bond girl and star of “That ‘70s Show” has died at 65.

The actress collapsed after returning home from a Christmas Eve walk with her dogs and was put on a ventilator at the hospital but never recovered, Tanya’s rep told TMZ.

The report adds that her death was not related to Covid-19 and according to TMZ she appeared to be healthy in the days leading up to her collapse.

Tanya was a classic 80s’ star adored by many. After breaking into the industry as a model she appeared in many TV pilots and fantasy films. Her most memorable role was in the 1985 James Bond flick, “A View to Kill” as Bond girl, Stacey Sutton. She starred alongside Roger Moore in his last role as the iconic British spy.

She also played Julie Rogers, who helped the Angels solve crimes in a last season of “Charlie’s Angels” in 1980.

More recently, the actress had a recurring role as Midge Pinciotti on “That ’70s Show.”

Tanya is survived by her husband Lance and her sister Barbara Chase.

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