Diane Ladd, the celebrated actress renowned for her poignant performances and three-time Academy Award nominee, passed away at the age of 89, leaving a legacy that spanned over six decades in film and television.
Known for her iconic roles in "Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore," "Wild at Heart," and "Rambling Rose," Ladd captivated audiences with her emotional depth and versatility.
Her daughter, Laura Dern, confirmed the heartbreaking news, remembering her mother as an “amazing hero” and profound influence on her life and career.
Ladd gained prominence for her portrayal of the brash waitress Flo in "Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore," a role that marked a turning point in her career and showcased her immense talent.
The actress's career was marked not only by her film accolades but also by her impactful work in television, including her Emmy-winning performance in the series "Alice."
Ladd's passing has triggered an outpouring of tributes from the entertainment community, celebrating her remarkable contributions and the indelible mark she left on Hollywood.