Peaches Geldof overdose to drugs pointed to be the cause of her death though police did not confirm the said allegation.
Wild child Peaches Geldof's sudden death surprised the industry when her cold body was recovered in her home. The exact cause of Geldof's death is being labeled by the police as sudden and unexplained. As a person who admitted drug use, Peaches Geldof overdose to drugs as the cause of her death is not far from reality.
Born as Peaches Honeyblossom Michelle Charlotte Angel Vanessa Geldof on March 13, 1989 in London, she is the second daughter of Boomtown Rats star Sir Bob Geldof to the late Paula Yates, a TV presenter. The death of her mother on 2000 due to a heroin overdose was said to be the main reason of her growing up as a wild child. Peaches Geldof overdose possibly to drugs that might have caused her death is also being associated to the death of her own mother when she was only about eleven years old.
Geldof's last tweet a day before her death in her account in social media site Twitter was said to be quite sentimental as she posted a picture of her being cradled by her mother with a simple caption of "Me and my mum". The 25 year-old Geldof leaves her two sons who are both days away from their birthdays, Astala 23 months and Phaedra 11 months along with her husband, rock singer Thomas Cohen.
According to the Kent police, they received a call at around 1:35 P.M. of April 7, 2014 from an address Wrotham, Kent concerning a woman. The woman identified as Peaches Geldof was pronounced dead at the scene by South East Coast Ambulance Service. However, the reason behind her sudden death remains a mystery to many as no sign of any hard drugs and a suicide note was found in the scene ruling out Peaches Geldof overdose to drugs issue.
Despite of the said possible cause, the death is considered to be unexplained, sudden and not suspicious. Peaches Geldof overdose to hard drugs is considered by some people due to the fact that the young woman admitted drug use. It was some time in 2008 that Peaches was treated by the paramedics for an overdose when she stopped breathing. She later on confessed that she takes drugs.
"It's something people go through in their lives, especially growing up in London." She said.
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