Celebrity chef Anne Burrell was found unconscious at her Brooklyn residence on Tuesday morning. A police spokesperson confirmed she was discovered unresponsive, and her cause of death is currently under investigation, with details remaining undisclosed.

There are reports from a 911 call indicating Burrell experienced cardiac arrest and was declared DOA (dead on arrival). The New York City Fire Department responded to the emergency, but no further comments have been provided by her representatives.

Burrell, aged 55, was known for her vibrant personality and culinary expertise. In her final social media post last week, she appeared healthy and cheerful, sharing a selfie with Elizabeth Eaton Rosenthal, also called “The Green Lady of Brooklyn.”

Family members issued a heartfelt statement describing her as a “beloved wife, sister, daughter, stepmother, and friend,” emphasizing her radiant smile and the warmth she brought into every life she touched. They expressed that while she is no longer with us, her spirit endures.

Following her passing, many fellow chefs and Food Network colleagues shared their condolences on social media, praising her as a passionate and inspiring culinary talent. Fans and friends remembered her for her infectious energy, kindness, and dedication to the culinary arts.

Burrell is survived by her husband, Stuart Claxton, whom she married in October 2021, and her stepson, Javier. Her family and friends continue to mourn her loss but celebrate her legacy as a remarkable chef and beloved figure.