Skip to Content

Way to go, In Touch.

We’ve seen plenty of ridiculous tabloid covers in our day, and comparatively speaking, this one isn’t as bad as many in terms of flat-out lies.

However, referencing Brittany Murphy’s “final interview” as an exclusive when it wasn’t and taking some quotes out of context? Nice work!

Brittany, who passed away of cardiac arrest on December 20, did in fact talk in an actual interview about what she wants in her “next life.”

Brittany Murphy in 2007
(Getty Images)

This is, however, an expression many people use, and was not meant to suggest she thought she’d be dying anytime soon. Come on guys.

HER LAST INTERVIEW: To a huge crowd of reporters. At a premiere. Chilling, indeed. The smile on her face was just a facade, masking her eerie “final words.”

Also, in the interview, any references to anorexia, God and feeling incomplete are all in appropriate context – if the topics even come up in the first place.

Trying this hard to cash in a non-suspicious celebrity death? Pretty weak, In Touch. Stick to tall tales about Angelina Jolie’s revenge pregnancy next time.

That, or take the opposite approach and flat-out suggest that Simon Monjack drugged Brittany. Some people would believe it, and you’d sell more copies!