The sudden loss of The Real Housewives executive assistant Lauren Miller has left fans, co-workers, and celebrities stunned. She was known for her behind-the-scenes work on The Real Housewives of New York City and Salt Lake City. As the reality TV world reels from the shock, many are searching for answers and clarity surrounding the death of Lauren Miller.
Lauren Miller passes away at 43, claims report
On June 9, Lauren Miller tragically died shortly after giving birth to her son. Her production company, Shed Media, shared the devastating news of her death in a heartfelt Instagram post.
“It is with devastated hearts that we share that our beloved colleague, Lauren, died unexpectedly just moments after giving birth to her baby boy,” the company announced. The statement added, “Of all the things Lauren loved most, being a mother was at the top, and ensuring that her children are being taken care of would mean everything to her.”
Lauren’s husband, Kevin, also expressed his grief publicly. “Lauren is the love of my life,” he commented on the above post. “I was blessed by God that she chose to spend her life with me and give me two beautiful children to remember her every minute of every day.”
Lauren served as the executive assistant to the Senior Vice Presidents of Programming & Development and co-heads of the production house. In her honor, the company encouraged fans to contribute to a GoFundMe set up to support her family.
The news of Lauren Miller’s death prompted an outpouring of support from many Real Housewives stars. Tamra Judge from The Real Housewives of Orange County offered prayers, while Heather Gay from Salt Lake City and Sai de Silva from New York City responded with messages of sympathy.
Subsequently, a later update on the GoFundMe page confirmed that baby Jackson had survived. After spending time in the NICU, he returned home safely and has been eating and sleeping well.
Lauren is survived by her husband, Kevin, their three-year-old daughter, Emma, and their newborn son, Jackson. Her untimely passing leaves a void not just in her family but also in the Real Housewives production community.
