The famous supermodel from the 1990s named Georgina Cooper died while on her vacation in Greece. She was loved for her gap-toothed smile.
She was only 46 years old.
Georgina Cooper and her husband Nigel were supposed to be having the best time of their lives when tragedy hit.
Georgina Cooper, a mother of one, died on November 8. Her friends Jade Parfitt and Erin O’Connor confirmed the death on social media that same day. News from the Daily Mail says that Cooper died because of problems related to long COVID.
At the time, Georgina Cooper and her new husband were on the Greek island of Kos for their honeymoon. It had only been a few months since they got married. She got really sick and had to be rushed to the hospital on the island.
Cause of death
Because her health was so bad, she was flown to Crete by helicopter to get better care. Georgina died after five days in intensive care, which broke the hearts of her family and friends.
“Georgina had been sick during Covid and had been in and out of the hospital with different health problems.” But she had things planned for after this. After getting married, she was excited about her new life. Everyone is very sad. Dean Goodman, her former director, told Daily Mail, “She was a real superstar.”
Georgina Cooper died sadly at the age of 46, even though she had been getting medical care after getting sick. Reports say that a brain hemorrhage, probably caused by long-term COVID complications, may have played a part in her untimely death. The exact reason of her death has not been publicly confirmed.
New progress
Georgina Cooper was one of the most famous “cool Brits” in the 1990s and 2000s fashion scene. She started modeling when she was only 13.
Two years later, she became famous overnight in Bon Jovi’s music video, and her gap-toothed smile quickly became her trademark.
She told Corinne Day in her documentary Diary, “I was so young at the time that I didn’t really understand how important the work we were doing was until I got older and people would compliment me on the work we did together.”
Georgina was on the covers of major magazines like The Face. Her positive, “can-do” attitude and signature style made her a popular figure in fashion that will last for a long time.
Had plans to open a bar.
The people who knew and worked with Georgina Cooper are very sad about her death. Jade Parfitt, another model, wrote on Instagram:
“Let’s not even talk about how beautiful and funny George is; we all wanted to hang out with him backstage.” Lots of love to her son, her family, and her friends. “Gone too soon.”
Fashion model Erin O’Connor also paid homage, saying, “Georgina, you were a very kind and funny person.” The kindness, warmth, and gentle mischief you brought into the world made me and everyone else love you so much. You stood out because you always kept it real.
In the last part of her life, Georgina Cooper moved from the glamorous world of modeling to a more normal one, working as a nurse and in the hotel business. After giving birth to her son Sonny, she quit modeling to focus on her child instead of her job.
“When I had to leave him for work, it broke my heart to keep modeling.” “I worked on modeling jobs in London, but my life was turning a corner, and I chose to put Sonny first,” she told The Cultural Omnivore.
It was her and her partner’s dream to open a bar in Kos, where they had family, but fate cut those plans short. People who knew Georgina will always remember how kind she was and how much she loved her family.
Her husband and son will miss her.