The last meal before tragic deaths that shook the world

Throughout history, many actors, singers, politicians and other public figures with a strong international presence have died unexpectedly as a result of overdoses, illnesses, accidents, murders and suicides. The regrettable losses have had an impact on society, especially those that were involved in the controversy because of the mystery that enveloped them.

Fame has led to investigating every detail of how they lived, dressed, slept and other tastes that showed their personality, right down to the last dish they could taste in life.

Diana Spencer died on August 31, 1997, at the age of 36, in a car accident while she was accompanied by her partner Emad El-Din Mohamed Abdel Mena'em Fayed (Dodi Al-Fayed). Before the incident occurred under a vehicular bridge, the lovers decided to cancel their reservation at a luxurious restaurant in Paris due to the harassment of the paparazzi.

They were staying in the imperial suite of the Ritz Hotel, owned by Dodi Al-Fayed's father, and ended up having dinner in his luxurious restaurant to avoid the hustle and bustle. According to information recovered in Venga la Alegría, Prince Charles' ex-wife had dinner an omelette with mushrooms and asparagus, followed with fish sole that accompanied with vegetable tempura.

Due to the media persecution, the lovers planned to return to England the next day, however, they did not manage to leave France because during the night they died in events that are still being taken up by Internet users to this day due to the versions that point was not an accident, but an attack.

John Fitzgerald Kennedy was the President of the United States of America in 1961. During his brief tenure, he was characterized by prose in his speeches, but also by the scandals about alleged extramarital relations that he would have had with different women; the most popular affair would have been with Marilyn Monroe.

In the midst of the scandals, the president continued to report wherever he went with his wife Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. In November 1963, the politician was on a presidential visit to Dallas and decided to stay at the Texas Hotel. Before leaving for his well-known tour, he took a moment in his morning to have coffee, orange juice, two boiled eggs, toasted and jam for breakfast, according to the local chef.

After beginning his journey through the streets of Dallas, John F. Kennedy was shot in the head that would have been orchestrated by Lee Harvey Oswald and quickly was transferred to Parkland Memorial Hospital, where he eventually died at the age of 46. Although the culprit was made known, there are several theories about who would really have ended the President's life.

Practically everyone knows who Marilyn Monroe was, the Hollywood star who conquered millions with her performances on the big screen, sympathy and undeniable beauty, because she managed to captivate with her blonde hair and spectacular figure to the degree of being considered the feminine ideal of the last century, in fact it is still remembered for that aspect.

On the night of August 3, 1962, the protagonist of How to Marry a Millionaire was resting in her apartment, but she felt a little ill, so she called her doctor. The next day, the actress was found lifeless on her bed, with large doses of barbiturates in her body and reports indicated that she had committed suicide.

At that time there was speculation that her death had been caused by eating spoiled or poisoned food, however, the line of inquiry fell apart when her friend and press agent, Pat Newcomb, testified that they had dined together spaghetti, dumplings and bread, they also accompanied their meal with champagne.

He also commented that the famous model was doing very well that day and had no discomfort. Unfortunately, he died in the early morning of August 4 at the age of 36, leaving an indelible legacy in film history worldwide.

John Lennon is considered an icon of music thanks to his memorable songs that led him to stardom alongside the other members of The Beatles. He also ventured solo with several songs, being Imagine one of the most remembered. The interpreter from the United Kingdom was discovering new sounds for his music when Mark Chapman took his life.

According to the information retrieved by VLA, before leaving the recording studio where he was working on his wife's new production, Yoko Ono, the Let it be performer would have eaten a sandwich of preserved beef as an appetizer, as he had the idea of coming home for dinner. However, this was not the case, since he died at the age of 40 after being shot five times by who claimed to be his fan.

It has been 12 years since the terrible death of Michael Jackson, who promised to return to the stage with a great show, but it did not go beyond rehearsals. The King of Pop died on June 25, 2009 inside his mansion located in Los Angeles, California from propofol and benzodiazepine poisoning.

Before his death, the performer of hits such as Billie Jean, Beat it, Smooth Criminal, among many others, ate grilled tuna, organic salad and juice, a rather light meal because he would perform at the rehearsals of his show. It should be remembered that it was precisely after his practice that he lost his life at home.

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