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So Anne Burrell's tragic death has taken a strange turn,

and people are now pointing out her husband's odd behaviour,

bizarre behaviour at the funeral. He didn't wear black, he didn't cry,

he kept his distance, and now friends are asking, what really happened to the beloved chef?

So the culinary world turned out in force to honour the Food Network star Amberlorell at a private wake on the Upper East

side, but all eyes were on her husband, Stuart Claxton, and not for the right reasons.

Sources tell me that his behaviour at the Friday afternoon service was a little off-putting to some

emotionally vacant that friends close to Anne

are now very, very concerned. Now, let's be clear here. People mourn in very different ways. So just

because you didn't wear head-to-to-to- black, just because you didn't get emotional,

just because your behavior was not what people assumed it should be, that doesn't mean anything.

I have been to so many funerals, to so many of these events, and the behavior you expect isn't

always the case. We deal with grief in very, very different ways.

There was about 100 mourners there, lots of people from the Food Network, Anne, who was just 55, was found unresponsive in the shower of her Brooklyn home on Tuesday morning.

Allegedly, she was surrounded by dozens of unidentified

pills. If you follow me on Substack, I do a twice, three times a day, very short newsletter and I had a

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