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Goldie Hawn Details Emotional Moment She Learned of Diane Keaton’s Death
At The Hollywood Reporter's gala, Goldie Hawn and Sarah Paulson honored Diane Keaton's talent and spirit, recalling her impact on film and friendship with tears and stories.
- On December 03, 2025, Goldie Hawn and Sarah Paulson paid tribute to Diane Keaton, late actress who died in October at 79, at The Hollywood Reporter's Women in Entertainment Gala in Beverly Hills.
- News of Diane Keaton's death broke on October 11, with a spokesperson saying she died at her home in California and was reported to have died of pneumonia, while Goldie Hawn posted an immediate Instagram tribute.
- Recalling the moment, Goldie Hawn said she learned of Keaton's death in her rose garden and remembered they were neighbors who 'would laugh' and joked about using a megaphone.
- Sarah Paulson recalled Keaton as a dear friend of 25 years and praised her influence, while the gala honored Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Lopez with presenters Robert Downey Jr. and Kerry Washington.
- As colleagues from The First Wives Club, Goldie Hawn and Diane Keaton became close during the 1996 film, and Hawn said they turned down a sequel over low salary offers in 2015.
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Goldie Hawn Emotionally Recalls Moment She Learned of Neighbor and Friend Diane Keaton's Death
Goldie Hawn couldn’t believe the news when she first learned of Diane Keaton’s death. Three decades after the two starred together in The First Wives Club, Hawn shared an emotional tribute to her longtime friend and neighbor at The Hollywood Reporter‘s Women in Entertainment Gala at the Beverly Hills Hotel on Wednesday. “Diane lived right […]
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Actors were close friends until Keaton’s death in October this year
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