Ben Badligi breaks silence on the death of Michelle Tarthtburg, “Surrealia”

TRACHTENBERG, who is famous for her roles as Georgina Sparks on “Gossip Girl” and Dawn Summers on “Buffy The Vampire Slayer”, was found dead in her apartment in New York City on February 26 after she entered a heart attack. She was only 39 years old.

Two months after the news of the death of Tarchtberg, I opened between Badligi the loss.

While talking to and! news In the first presentation of the fifth season of “You” on Wednesday, the actor described the news as difficult to address.

“It is a surrealist,” he said. “Really surreal, really sad.”

While the two did not see each other for more than a decade, Badghali was warmly reflected in their time to work together and the permanent impression I left behind.

“What I remember from her is that she was incredibly fast for laughter,” Share. “She was really happy.”

He went on to describe her unique energy, recalling, “We all have up and down, our lights and shadows, but she had this … I mean, she was mature, but she had a happy childish laugh.”

Perhaps the most touch was how I remembered Badgley the heart of Trashtenberg.

He quietly said: “She had a really pure heart.”

Actors participated in the screen time on the CW “Gossip Girl”, where Badgley Dan Humphrey played for all six seasons from 2007 to 2012.

Georgina Sparks was presented in the scene at Tracheenberg in the second season and soon became an exciting problems for fans, so it has briefly raised the romance with the Badgley character on the screen.

Badgley’s emotional comments come for weeks from another “Gossip Girl”, Blake BlakeShe also praised Trashtenberg with a strong, shared message on her Instagram stories.

Spread a screenshot of the two together“This is the first day you met Michelle. It was electricity. You know when I entered a room because the vibration changed. All you did, I did 200 %.”

“I laughed to the fullest in the joke of a person, and the authority faced face to face when she felt something wrong, she was deeply interested in her work, and she was proud to be part of this society and the industry is sometimes painful, she was strongly loyal to her friends and courage for those who loved her, and she was great and clearly clearly.”

She even shared a sweet sensory memory.

She wrote: “She always had a delicious caramel lip lipstick because she only wanted to shine on the camera, she liked to create a nice experience for anyone in its orbit.” “Even to the exact smell of lip shine because she was interested in sweet details.”

“She was a nice person, through and across.”

She closed her honor with a realistic reminder that “the time is going through.