Exclusive Report! Kate Jackson: Fallen Angel
Just over a year after Charlie's Angels star Kate Jackson moved into her $2 million Santa Monica home, it has deteriorated into a living hellhole filled with rat droppings, moldy food and heaps of debris. It got so bad that a crew of professional cleaners needed two days to cart enough trash away to make the house habitable!
"There is so much junk that we had to remove a bunch of stuff just to walk through it," cleaner David Angelotti tells Star in an exclusive interview. "It stank in there because there was so much garbage everywhere."
Kate's personal assistant hired Angelotti and his crew to clear the home — and neighbors say it was long overdue. "Kate is very sweet, but there's something a bit bizarre about her," one fed-up neighbor tells Star. "She has so much clutter in her backyard, and the house is in shambles."
Meanwhile, Kate's alarming behavior in front of the cleaning crew — she was talking very fast, Angelotti says, and she kept repeating herself, stuttering and clicking her jaw a lot — appears to be a troubling sign that the 60-year-old actress may be battling her old drug demons. As Star reported in 2003, she confessed to relying on painkillers to get through the day after several car accidents left her in agonizing pain.
Kate's house was in such a sickening state that she asked Angelotti to have his crew come back the next day. But "no one wanted to work there again," he says. "It was so depressing. She's like a crazy recluse — it’s a real sad Hollywood story."
Pick up the new issue of Star, on newsstands now, to see the shocking photos of Kate's home! Plus: Find out who Kate says destroyed her life and how her 13-year-old son reacted to his mom's odd antics.
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READERS COMMENTS:
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david A . you scumbag
-- nikki
she seems like a WEIRDO!!!!
-- kate
why cant people leave her alone she was set up and the cleaners just wanted to make money off of this false story.
-- susan
no big deal, as long as Kate and her son are happy and healthy, one day at a time, God bless
-- Midge
Good Luck Kate..and God Bless you and your son..
-- Cathy
SORRY FOR HURTING YOU AND YOUR FAMILY DAVID.A
-- david angelotti
kate jackson, when I was watching charlie's Angeles when I was a little girl, I could picture you as a tough policewoman.
jaw -- jwolff@luna.cc.nm.us
kate jackson was and still is the prettiest charlies angle and one hell of a person. brenda you need to look in the mirror because it sounds like your a bit jealous of her. we need to find her and become her friends and maybe some of us could help her get the help she needs (if any) or help her ourselves (maybe by writting her and such). brenda get a grip and dont write anything else!!!!!
-- michael
A classic hoarder will not be happy unless surrounded by things. Removing things causes acute anxiety reactions. It is common in many creative people. On the other side of the coin are the compulsively neat, who clean all day, can't sleep until everything is perfect in the house. Both syndromes mild cases of Obsessuve Culpulsive Disorder. Most hoaders are very interesting and bright people. There are thousands of people like this, only most of them don't hire crudbags like Angoletti to help them clean. This guy sounds more off than she does, being afraid of a mess. What a wimp.
-- MA in Psychology
Poor Kate - God help her and her son! She was always so together..
I must admit it does make me feel a little better about my messy house. (God help me too!) -- girlfriend |
