Do a video analyzing older rich men who pursue young women knowing they are only interested in their wealth/assets. I find it interesting that people agree to have relationships with people knowing they are paying for time and affection. Enjoyed the vid as always!
Honestly I think they don't care about having a genuine relationship. They just want the benefits of having a beautiful young woman on their arm. It gives them a kind of social status.
There is such thing as companion care for nursing home residents being offered by ethical care givers who get hired on by relatives who would never agree to any kind of sexual activity together other than maybe one way glances where a person should not be looking with the nursing home resident and would never be accepting of a marriage proposal from any of them when the nursing home resident stars imagining that the reason for the visit to them in a nursing home is because they are in love with them.
I genuinely think the men do not care at all. And I think it has to do with the overall psychology of men versus women. However, if the woman dumps him, then they feel used, but as long as the woman makes him feel good, keeps her looks, flatters him and acts submissive most men consider it a win.
@Crunchy Some women... Not me... I'm interested in how I'll treated, not what material things I'll get. If they are both adults and have an agreement, more power to them.
I always felt for Anna Nicole Smith. She was a troubled woman who had long been on a path of self-destruction and when her son died she just broke completely.
I’m so sad for Anna and for others like her. It’s almost like she didn’t have a chance at living her own authentic life. Heartbreaking that she lost her son soon after her daughter was born. It’s just sad all the way around. 😢💚🌻
Sort of. Apparently she is a reality star or something - after her background it would really have been better for her to stay out of the spotlight and have a normal childhood.
Me too, it also reminded me of how Britney was spiraling. It took forever for anyone to intervene with her too. I think Anna OD to be with Daniel.....:-(
Yep, I thought the same thing when I saw one of her episodes. The last one was when her psychiatrist was reportedly in it and filming her. I can't remember all the details as this was very long ago but Anna Nicole was heavily under the influence of drugs and I remember turning off the tv because it pissed me off that no one was helping her and instead they were exploiting her. I can have a pretty dark sense of humor but I draw the line at things like that and can tell you that what they were doing to her was absolutely not funny. You don't treat a human being that way. She was in need of genuine concern for her well-being and in need of rehabilitative treatment. Those around her failed her.
I always felt sorry for her. She seemed like she didn’t know how to be happy. She appeared to play (or maybe was) the beautiful, empty headed gold digger, but there was something else there. She might have been using Marshall, but I agree he was using her, too. I think a lot of people used her, and I wonder if anyone ever loved her. She looked broken.
i couldn't agree with you more. you put into words exactly how i felt about her. i wish ppl had shown her so much more compassion while she was with us instead of treating her like a joke. i think she only self-medicated bc of the pain that she was in, but i suppose we'll never really know. 💗
@Vibeology just in my personal experience, paris was the most genuinely kind celeb i ever met whilst working in nyc (met more than i can count). i never expected her to be so down-to-earth/friendly, but it made me so happy that she was. i think there's a new doc coming out about her + in the trailer she mentions something about how she feels as tho she is always playing a character in front of the cameras. but she's actually an amazing business woman. ofc her life was nor ever will be as tragic as the one anna nicole lived, but i'm still really looking forward to watching it. 🙂💖
I love your comment. Reading through these comments I’ve noticed that the most understanding and sympathetic responses come from females which is not always the case with very beautiful women. I was nearly brought to tears of sadness watching this.
I feel deeply sorry for this type of woman. Society's obsessions and standards are so dangerous for the mentally ill. May she rest in peace. A tragic life that ended too soon.
@@imogensharma LEARN TO READ YOUR BIBLE - and stop taking that Verse out if context - GOD JUDGES - HE INSTRUCTS HIS FLOCK TO CALL OUT THE SIN ! U know 2 words of SCRIPTURE and think you're a SCHOLAR now . YOU BEST GET THIS STUFF RITE BUBBA
@@forpetessake3532 You sound like you're coming from a profoundly unloving place, brother. Jesus showed us the way with Mary Magdalene, with forgiveness and the will to help those most in need. You are not God nor Jesus, but speak with arrogance and spite as if divine. Be careful brother.
@@imogensharma you are Catholic i guess - Better get into your BIBLE! Am i to understand you are excusing Marilyn sleeping with married men trying to get them to leave their wives and children? Are you saying you will not condemn such activity ? Are you leading others to believe this gets anyone into HEAVEN? AM I UNDERSTANDING YOU WILL NOT PRAISE THE 10 commandments? CANT HAVE IT BOTH WAYS AND SIT ON THE FENCE - --- King James Bible He that is not with me is against me; and he that gathereth not with me scattereth abroad.
REDLADY 1982 yes, of course they did. I couldn’t watch but I would think the people who did either adored her for some strange reason, or it was like driving by a car wreck and not being able to look. There was nothing interesting in that show, she either acted drunk, or high, or like an idiot, or all three together. People said it was an act...who knows. But the show’s extreme popularity was the beginning of me starting to think WTF is wrong with people in this country if this is what they see as entertainment? Kind of scary.
REDLADY 1982 I didn’t find her to be all that beautiful, unless she was sober and made up, then she looked good. For most of the show, she just shuffled around her house, looking sloppy and bloated and wasted and whining non stop. And then all those vultures hanging around her. Yes, she was used. And she didn’t seem all that bright to me. Had a young son witnessing all this and a refrigerator full of big bottles of methadone. Shame on her and shame especially on the doctors who were also in the show and acting like her pals, while prescribing her all that crap, and shame on the network that goaded it all on.
So funny. Well if Nicole was not at all an effective actress then why couldn't Mr. Smith figure that one out? Dementia or Borderline Personality too maybe?
@@geslinam9703 it's funny. The Bobby Trendy storyline, the crazy cousin from back home that reminded Anna of what she could be if she hadn't left Texas, Sugar Pie's problem, the assistant who was in love with her, Howard's uselessness. There was no effort into the storylines but they wrote themselves majestically.
It's heartbreaking to think of the depth of her love for her son, that she wanted to climb into the grave with him. It sounds like she was a good woman whose life spiralled out of control. I hope her daughter is doing ok
I really appreciated this. I remember when Anna Nicole Smith was in the news a lot in the weeks before she died. Television channels were showing one program after another about her life and death, and I remember thinking how tragic her life had always been, despite her flashy persona. She seemed never to have known happiness. She was always angling for what she could get, which made it impossible for any of the people in her life to really know her. So many relationships without intimacy. I think that she thought her looks were all she had to give that anyone would value. Your analysis gave a much more insightful view of why she lived her life the way she did.
I did as well. She was in so much pain understandably. Im disappointed in this analysis. He left out the abuse she suffered being abused by her mother & sexually abuse no doubt throughout her childhood. She was a very troubled women. I bet the reunion she had with her son was momentous. RIP to both
@@KC1up It is just so easy to end up using drugs in order to 'explain' and cope with your miserable life than TO TRY (at least, to try) to do the actual work meaning, working on yourself for improvement and change so that you and others that are part of your life won't suffer in the future. But such work takes self consciousness and the right amount of willingness and motivation so much that I dare to say she just lacked these skills. She fell in the same trap that so many do - drugs; while living a dangerous life, moreover a life she just exposed to the public for money and fame. Nothing to be admired of or paid for. But society rewarded her for her troubled past and the lifestyle she chose.
Only a neurotypical would say that= like people choose to be this way. Yes it’s draining to suffer from mental illness- don’t attempt to engage if you find it all too much.
She was an actress, I think a lot of her camera appearances are fabrications of personalities. People like to put their best foot forward, not their most honest foot.
I don't think there was technically anything wrong with her mental health. I think she she was a sad classic case of what happens to young beautiful girls who unfortunately had no guidance and up brining. I remember watching her life story after she passed and it was pretty clear she was left to take care of her self as a young teen and no one really cared about her getting an education. Its only natural that she relied on the only thing people probably noticed about her to survive. Her youth, beauty, and sexuality. Unfortunately youth and beauty only last so long. Like Marilyn Monroe, who also died by overdose in her late 30s, she started circling the drain once her "assets" depreciate. She had no other true skills to fall back on.
MyRedmamba yes I agree.....Maybe her worth and validation only ever came from being attractive?! In the series ‘Friends’ there’s the guy Chandler and his ‘thing’ is being funny & in one episode he thinks he’s lost it. Absolutely mortified he is in it, but I suppose we’d all want to hold on to what our thing is if we didn’t think we were more than that?! ✌🏻
Mental health is related to upbringing as well as other things so she did have mental health issues. If u r mentally well you don't take shit loads of prescription medication.
@@aratneerg1375 I get what you mean. I'm pointing out I dont think there was anything wrong with her mental health from being born with some type of illness the way some people have very healthy attentive parents and come from good homes but still suffer because their is some type of genetic or organic cause for their mental illnesses. I think if she had come from a good home, she probably would be a regular married 52 year old woman some where down in Texas with a couple of kids and possibly a grand kid or two.
I think the death of her son was a huge factor in her death. She was absolutely devastated and really frail. I think she made an effort to pull herself together to take care of her newborn but she really needed a mental health professional to treat her for her depression. She probably went overboard with the drugs at the end to self-medicate because she couldn’t handle the despair. She may have been controversial and acted like a fool but I do think she loved her children and her son’s death was just too much for her.
Lmao “they immediately fell in love” dr. Grande your dry humor is the best! I know you hear this often but yes your humor is the best. Greeting from Miami.
In the movie "Best In Show" (it's hilarious btw) there's a woman who looks not unlike Anna Nicole Smith married to a very rich, very elderly man. She says they have so much in common, they both like soup. I couldn't help thinking of that when you mentioned Smith getting together with Marshall.
I'm still at the begining of the video, but the humours, lol. "60 years age difference, so hardly noticable" "falling in love after having conversation about phylosophy!" Many cheers to you dr. Grande. 😆👍⚘
I think you are right at the end. Her life is the epitome of America's dream. Living in excess, being emotionally and mentally empty, and because of those, being very very unhappy.
"They probably connected at a profound level after deep conversations about philosophy" I was WHEEZING lol. please never change your sense of humor Dr. Grande!
Her bosses at Guess said, after her death, that ANS had severe social anxiety. Along with liking to be high, I think she needed to be high to get through the personal appearances that required any kind of decorum.
Anna’s horrible childhood informed the decisions she made in her adult life. I have no doubt she was sexually abused as well. I am surprised Dr. Grande did not address this.
@@JessieHTX same. 😔 Lately he's been slacking. Maybe because he rushes to get these videos out he doesn't do the research that's required. He actually accidentally slandered a couple of people because he didn't do enough research. 😞
Anna always just said she didn't want to talk about her childhood and didn't elaborate much. And of course after her death her mother publicly called her a liar (not sure what she supposedly lied about). So that leaves much to speculation.
Poor Anna.....she might have been a lot happier living in her hometown of Mexia working at the chicken joint and enjoying her son..... Thank you Dr. Grande!❤️
@Einstein's Monster Burr is funny in the same way George Carlin or Bill Hicks is funny. Depends what your expectations are I guess. Then again, many find the stylings of Jimmy Kimmel or Amu Schumer entertaining where as to me its a form of psychological torture. So who knows..
It seems Dannie Lynn is being raised by her father in a ”normal” environment. The sad reality is that she will never escape the circumstances of who her mother was; good & bad.
I mouthed the word "excess" as you said it. I just knew that'd be the word. No one can look at her life and call it anything else. She bugged me when I was a kid but being 33 and having gone through stuff I see her completely differently now, and even at the time it was sad to watch things fall apart for her toward the end. Hope she and her son are resting easy and that her daughter's in good hands.
I think that Marshall did give her a sense of security. I think its possible they really liked each other. I do think they both new the dynamics of their relationship. Just because a person is old doesnt mean they cant make a decision like this. I think it's interesting no one has gone after Hugh Hefners young wife, or portrayed him as a victim.
I agree. I liked Anna. Their relationship was a win win that worked as Dr. Grande said I felt bad for her in the end of her life. The show, the exploitation. Marshall knew what it cost to be her. I feel she should of had some of that inheritance, per his will. Also, can't the same be argued for her? Isn't possible he used her for her looks?? Since they like to make him the victim.
I remember watching the Lifetime (?) movie about her life. Hers is a very heartbreaking story, and I appreciate how the movie was effectively a commentary of how cruel Hollywood was to people like her especially at the time. I remember watching her VMA appearance. I was a kid and kind of confused about it, but even then, I thought that the amount of derision in the media that followed was a bit much.
Dr. Grande, your content is what I would I expect the content to be from a Ph.D in Psychology who claims such content is scientifically informed, it is unbiased (as humanly possible of course), it does not succumb to the pressures of having to overhype and overly dramatize content to generate revenue. It is a true delight for us who find psychology and mental disorders a fascinating topic.
Hey Dr. Grande great video as always. If you haven’t already, would you consider covering the effects of being raised in a dysfunctional family in terms of mental health? Keep up the quality content!
Great request. You finally got Dr. Grande’s attention. It’s hard to catch him on time with all these comments. However, I think he studies the comments on another level, maybe for research.
Anna Nicole used to refer to her elderly husband as "Paw Paw". I think she genuinely loved him like a father, because he doted on her and spoiled her beyond excess. I don't think she'd ever had a father figure in her life, so this might explain her devotion (in addition to the more practical matter of the $$$$$$$$). As far as the old gent is concerned, it's apparent from the numerous pictures of them together that he was clearly smitten. It appears she made him very happy. So who's to say. Worked out for both of them I guess.
At this point, you're doing profiles on people I didn't even realize I wanted you to profile 😁👍🏼 Every time a new video pops up, I go "Oh, what?!" and jump right to it
There used to be an ad campaign for a brand of cigarettes, maybe Camel, and I eventually realized the ads were based on Anna Nicole Smith and J. Howard Marshall. On a billboard there was a very old man in a black leather outfit made for someone far younger and with the man was a voluptuous young blonde-haired woman. The text said, [Brand name], it's a trophy smoke". Another later billboard showed the same couple with the man in more conservative clothes and the young woman in a low-cut wedding gown and leaning forward as she's about to bite into a piece of wedding cake. The text said, "She's marrying me for my money. Like I care". ----Dr. Grande, that lines up closely if not exactly with the possibility you mentioned in your video.
Wow Just Wow Dr ..your style of communication and The visual word pictures you share are humorous and non threating a bit shocking yet to the point ..Humor is awesome you make my heart smile .Very sad For Ms Smith her children and all those entangled in this ...very sad .Thank u for sharing..
She knew who the father was, she told Daniels guardian / their close friend. She was scared the baby would be taken away as she just lost Daniel. Utterly heartbreaking knowing how close they were. RIP Anna and Daniel. 🙏🏻
Please do Sherri Papini! I would truly love to hear your take on it! Seems like everyone either thinks she’s innocent or set it up herself! Please please please do an analysis on Sherri! 🙏🙏
Alanna Shea I’ve thought that he should do this case, too, but I’ve never spoken up. I’ve had a continued fascination with this case. So much weirdness about it - the supposed online relationship , that she wasn’t a runner but just happened to go for a run and get kidnapped, two Hispanic women that wore masks the whole time so she never got a good look at their faces, the male and female dna found on her... things just aren’t sitting right. Why were her kids in daycare if she didn’t work? And how could her husband support the family and pay for daycare on a Best Buy (or something like that) salary? Why have the authorities completely clammed up about this case? The Papinis seem to have disappeared off the face of the earth 🤷🏼♀️
SueP-D exactly!! Kendall Rae just covered the case and I think she did a great job! So much weirdness for sure! I feel like she didn’t do this for attention because she clearly doesn’t want attention but there’s still so many unanswered questions which makes it seem more sketchy! I think either the police is not telling us something or she’s not telling the police all of it! Not too much evidence yet for me to say she conducted this herself but there’s still enough for me to question it and have me scratching my head 🤔 lol I would love to hear what Dr. Grande thinks!
I remember Anna Nicole. I felt sorry for her because of her background. I also think she and J. Howard deserved each other: they both got what they wanted in that relationship - really deep philosophical conversations.
Those deep philosophical conversations probably happened when they met and one other time while they were together. I don’t see him at that age being able to hold it up very long.
Anna Nicole Smith's life was a mess, full of drama, and also very sad. She didn't have healthy coping skills to handle all the problems that came into her life. And the people in her life space seemed to be equally mentally unhealthy, including the unethical psychiatrist who exploited her. Seems as though she experienced overwhelming grief with the death of her son. Hopefully she is now resting in peace. Thanks for your commentary. ♥
I’ve always believed she was genuinely fond of Howard Marshall. I don’t think it was necessarily romantic love, but he seemed to have treated her well. More importantly- he seemed to have treated her son well.
J Starr5 I think she had BPD. I have BPD myself and HPD and BPD both have symptoms that overlap and can look very similar. I’m not a psych though, but I see a lot of BPD symptoms like impulsivity, mood swings and chronic emptiness at times
@J Starr7 she wasn't a recluse, she wasn't getting any work lol. She was the original reality queen. Her comeback was being the first to allow all the cameras in her home. She was definitely histrionic.
I've always thought she was histrionic. They're both cluster b disorders so the symptoms really overlap. I feel like anyone who attempts to unalive gets a BPD diagnosis.
I agree that she had life of excess. I think it’s also a very tragic life. Losing her son and never getting to raise her daughter. It makes you realize that money doesn’t bring happiness.
There's a possible aspects to her life you missed. The fact that she was an attractive ( to most) woman and a single mother in a missoginistic world where rich old men could afford buying vulnerable young women to wed. If she was mentally weak, and needy, it's easy to see why she eventually gave in. Unfortunately, it looks like none of the people around her showed her real care or treated her with enough consideration.
Her relationship with that old man kind of triggered all the sequence of events that led to her destruction, like the quick and excessive fame, the easy money and the drugs. All those things helped enable her chaotic personality.
you're right on the mark. i think anna nicole was used by men far more than she used any of them. she desperately needed better ppl around her to help, but she didn't have any it seems. the loss of her son devastated her enough to end her own life bc it was the only genuine relationship she had with another human being. the world can be so, so cruel to vulnerable ppl like her. i think if she was still here today, ppl would treat her a lot better instead of laughing at her pain and treating her like a joke. 🥺
Good one, Dr. Grande! I’ve always thought Anna’s loss of her son just after the birth of her baby daughter is so tragic. I think her heart was broken. I have a future suggestion for you... The Sheats family murders in Houston, TX. The mother who killed her two daughters with a shotgun to punish their father. Horrifying case. Keep these great videos coming! So interesting to hear your professional opinion on these cases.
Some people dont like to hear the truth about some of these celebrities but the TRUTH HURTS. I enjoy watching your videos because you are truthful no matter how people hate to hear the truth.
Go to the channel The Take. "We should all be like Dwight Shrute" Also the channel Wisecrack "Hidden genius of Dwight Shrute" Very in depth look at the character portrayed by Rainn Wilson. Other personalities would be far more interesting and appropriate for Dr Grande's OCEAN. Still waiting for Jeff Macdonald, the M.D. green beret who slaughtered his pregnant wife and two young daughters.
Such an excellent video! Thank you for covering miss Anna Nicole Smith, I've been wanting you to do a video on her and you definitely did not disappoint! RIP to both Anna and her son Daniel (Also RIP to Anna's late husband as well)
I did as well. Very tragic life & death. I remember when her son died, she was absolutely distraught & heart broken, understandably. I believe she gave up at that point. May they both rest in peace
Congrats on 450K subscribers. As with many ambitious, attractive women such as Anna Nicole and Marilyn Monroe, it is difficult for them after awhile to find the person beneath the facade. I find that tragic.
I watched her show when i was little, still remember the intro song "anna anna anna anna anna nicole". Guys, don't let your kids sit in front of a tv all day unsupervised.
You have such a great sense of humor! but the way you deliver it, makes people almost miss the joke;) thank you for all the wonderful content that you put out. I'm a respiratory therapist in New York and I have had really rough days this year due to covid, but listening to you on the way there and on the way home is exactly what I need to unwind
I can't wait until dr. Grande talks about Keith Moon. I feel that people like Anna Nicole Smith, and Keith Moon are influenced by society to be in a certain state of consciousness and they use drugs to achieve that personality or at least to be able to let them perform.
Anna seemed to be trying to fill the emptiness that she probably felt inside, searching for happiness, and looking for approval from others, and for what most of us want: love. She may have cared for Howard (although not romantically) but she was also using him for his money. Howard was grieving the loss of his mistress and was lonely. I wasn't a fan of Anna Nicole but I had a lot of sympathy for her when she lost her son. I felt bad for Howard because his young wife couldn't (or wouldn't?) be there for him like he needed her to be. Both of them thought that money could buy them happiness. May Anna Nicole, Danny, and Howard all rest in peace. And may Dannielynn and her father both live full lives with true happiness as well. 🕯️🙏🕊️
Doc...your sarcasm outshines anyone else who even attempted to convey irony in such a matter of fact way...bar none!! You’re the type that could insult someone, directly to their face, in such articulate way coupled with a seemingly unbiased demeanor that they would probably thank you for the compliments. Keep in mind, the average school grade is a “C” cuz the average person is a lil thick on top. But for all those with any kind of natural wit and/or general intelligence would be bent over with side cramps from laughing so hard. I could listen to u all day. Absolutely hilarious!!!!
Great assessment, as always, Dr. Grande. Thank you. Would you be willing to give your thoughts of the character Nurse Ratched, from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest? I teach high school English and we read the book, and then watch the film. Her character always elicits lively discussion, and strong feelings about her role in the therapy group conflicts amongst patients, and the deaths of Billy and McMurphy. I'd be excited to show my class your thoughts about her!! Thanks!
There was a video clip of Howard Marshall on Inside Edition or one of the entertainment shows In the video Marshall says he'll take care of her in his lifetime. He looks into the camera smirking as he says he'll take care of her as long he lives. I don't believe he intended for her to inherit any of his money. Had she and her son survived, he'd be 38 years old and she'd probably be a grandma now. Larry Birkhead should have gotten custody of Dannylynn, the daughter, even if Anna Nicole had survived. She was not capable of providing a stable support system for any child.
Excellent analysis. The battle over the inheritance reminds me of 'Bleak House' by Dickens: striving after a legacy that you think is yours can end in tragedy.
I vaguely remember her autopsy report revealing Hashimoto’s Disease, which is autoimmune and can often go undiagnosed- leading to years of suffering without proper care. Hashimoto’s causes up and down fluctuations in metabolism based on the degree of thyroid gland distraction. They swing hyper to hypo. Patients who suffer with this often receive diagnoses of mood disorders, and it isn’t until the TSH increases (signifying acquired hypothyroidism) that practitioners will test for presence of the disease. I think with Anna Nicole Smith, her situation is much more complex than has ever been fully realized.
I'm curious what you think about some rappers' mental health, specifically XXXTENTACION. He's perhaps one of the most polarizing & controversial rappers of all time. Give a look in it as it may shock you. A video on him would be super interesting. Cluster B Personality traits over him.
The daughter seems like she has been raised well by her father. I'm super glad he fought so hard for her. I wish the best for them both.
Do a video analyzing older rich men who pursue young women knowing they are only interested in their wealth/assets. I find it interesting that people agree to have relationships with people knowing they are paying for time and affection. Enjoyed the vid as always!
It's transactional. Honestly I think ALL human relationships are.
Honestly I think they don't care about having a genuine relationship. They just want the benefits of having a beautiful young woman on their arm. It gives them a kind of social status.
There is such thing as companion care for nursing home residents being offered by ethical care givers who get hired on by relatives who would never agree to any kind of sexual activity together other than maybe one way glances where a person should not be looking with the nursing home resident and would never be accepting of a marriage proposal from any of them when the nursing home resident stars imagining that the reason for the visit to them in a nursing home is because they are in love with them.
I genuinely think the men do not care at all. And I think it has to do with the overall psychology of men versus women. However, if the woman dumps him, then they feel used, but as long as the woman makes him feel good, keeps her looks, flatters him and acts submissive most men consider it a win.
@Crunchy Some women... Not me... I'm interested in how I'll treated, not what material things I'll get. If they are both adults and have an agreement, more power to them.
Her life was actually very tragic in many ways, she was such a unhappy soul it's sad honestly .
Money never buys happiness
It sure doesn't. If I had any, I certainly try to be happy tho.
Her whole existence makes me so sad. Poor woman
It seems was never mean to anyone! Poor girl 🥺
If You Think Money Can’t Buy Happiness, Then You Don’t Know Where To Shop!!!
I don't get it, other than her early death what exactly is sad about her life?
I always felt for Anna Nicole Smith. She was a troubled woman who had long been on a path of self-destruction and when her son died she just broke completely.
Same . Anna and Chyna seemed to be perpetually in sorrow.
Me too sister.
couldn't agree with you more. i hope she's finally at peace with her son now. 🥺💛
I’m so sad for Anna and for others like her. It’s almost like she didn’t have a chance at living her own authentic life. Heartbreaking that she lost her son soon after her daughter was born. It’s just sad all the way around. 😢💚🌻
Me too, this profile made me feel quite sad.
Dannielynn definitely got the right father. He's so responsible, kind, and caring. She's a sweetheart.
Yeah I was relieved he got her.
Agreed 100%
Sort of. Apparently she is a reality star or something - after her background it would really have been better for her to stay out of the spotlight and have a normal childhood.
Oh! Do you know him?
icturner23 she’s not! She’s very private and has only done a few interviews and modeled once for guess when she was 6 iirc
I remember seeing her show and thinking God someone help this woman. No one is looking out for her.
Me too, it also reminded me of how Britney was spiraling. It took forever for anyone to intervene with her too. I think Anna OD to be with Daniel.....:-(
An obviously very troubled young lady. I think that Dr Grande misses the mark here with his usual witticisms.
i think the only genuinely loving relationship she had was with her son. 🥺
@@sadieperry actually her relationship with her son was probably sick. Poor kid got to see her acting the way she did.
Yep, I thought the same thing when I saw one of her episodes. The last one was when her psychiatrist was reportedly in it and filming her. I can't remember all the details as this was very long ago but Anna Nicole was heavily under the influence of drugs and I remember turning off the tv because it pissed me off that no one was helping her and instead they were exploiting her. I can have a pretty dark sense of humor but I draw the line at things like that and can tell you that what they were doing to her was absolutely not funny. You don't treat a human being that way. She was in need of genuine concern for her well-being and in need of rehabilitative treatment. Those around her failed her.
Dr. Grande almost broke his stoic demeanour when he said, “They probably connected at a profound level after deep conversations about philosophy ” 😂
I almost peed myself
Yes I wonder if they preferred Plato or Aristotle. I’m guessing Anna went for Plato
I ❤️ Dr. Grande's sense of humor. Spot on. 😆
I’m dead 😂😂😂😂
@@WiteDahlia play dough?
I always felt sorry for her. She seemed like she didn’t know how to be happy.
She appeared to play (or maybe was) the beautiful, empty headed gold digger, but there was something else there.
She might have been using Marshall, but I agree he was using her, too.
I think a lot of people used her, and I wonder if anyone ever loved her.
She looked broken.
I agree. She’s far more deeper than say Paris Hilton. Anna had a soul and a heart and def a mind
i couldn't agree with you more. you put into words exactly how i felt about her. i wish ppl had shown her so much more compassion while she was with us instead of treating her like a joke. i think she only self-medicated bc of the pain that she was in, but i suppose we'll never really know. 💗
@Vibeology just in my personal experience, paris was the most genuinely kind celeb i ever met whilst working in nyc (met more than i can count). i never expected her to be so down-to-earth/friendly, but it made me so happy that she was. i think there's a new doc coming out about her + in the trailer she mentions something about how she feels as tho she is always playing a character in front of the cameras. but she's actually an amazing business woman. ofc her life was nor ever will be as tragic as the one anna nicole lived, but i'm still really looking forward to watching it. 🙂💖
isn't that sad? I feel very sorrowful when I think about her.
I love your comment. Reading through these comments I’ve noticed that the most understanding and sympathetic responses come from females which is not always the case with very beautiful women. I was nearly brought to tears of sadness watching this.
A tragic story of a troubled woman. Thank you for your insight Dr. Grande
I feel deeply sorry for this type of woman. Society's obsessions and standards are so dangerous for the mentally ill. May she rest in peace. A tragic life that ended too soon.
Sadly she needed JESUS CHRIST to RIP -
@@forpetessake3532 judge not
@@imogensharma LEARN TO READ YOUR BIBLE - and stop taking that Verse out if context - GOD JUDGES - HE INSTRUCTS HIS FLOCK TO CALL OUT THE SIN ! U know 2 words of SCRIPTURE and think you're a SCHOLAR now . YOU BEST GET THIS STUFF RITE BUBBA
@@forpetessake3532 You sound like you're coming from a profoundly unloving place, brother. Jesus showed us the way with Mary Magdalene, with forgiveness and the will to help those most in need. You are not God nor Jesus, but speak with arrogance and spite as if divine. Be careful brother.
@@imogensharma you are Catholic i guess - Better get into your BIBLE! Am i to understand you are excusing Marilyn sleeping with married men trying to get them to leave their wives and children? Are you saying you will not condemn such activity ? Are you leading others to believe this gets anyone into HEAVEN? AM I UNDERSTANDING YOU WILL NOT PRAISE THE 10 commandments? CANT HAVE IT BOTH WAYS AND SIT ON THE FENCE - ---
King James Bible
He that is not with me is against me; and he that gathereth not with me scattereth abroad.
I felt bad for her... she always seemed so lost. Like she never found out who she was... Excellent analysis, as always, Dr Grande.
As one can tell by her change of names several times in her life.
She was lost and she had parasites like Howard K Stern manipulating her.
"She was not an effective actress." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Most direct and accurate burn
I watched her show once. I was embarrassed for her.
REDLADY 1982 yes, of course they did. I couldn’t watch but I would think the people who did either adored her for some strange reason, or it was like driving by a car wreck and not being able to look. There was nothing interesting in that show, she either acted drunk, or high, or like an idiot, or all three together. People said it was an act...who knows. But the show’s extreme popularity was the beginning of me starting to think WTF is wrong with people in this country if this is what they see as entertainment? Kind of scary.
REDLADY 1982 I didn’t find her to be all that beautiful, unless she was sober and made up, then she looked good. For most of the show, she just shuffled around her house, looking sloppy and bloated and wasted and whining non stop. And then all those vultures hanging around her. Yes, she was used. And she didn’t seem all that bright to me. Had a young son witnessing all this and a refrigerator full of big bottles of methadone. Shame on her and shame especially on the doctors who were also in the show and acting like her pals, while prescribing her all that crap, and shame on the network that goaded it all on.
So funny. Well if Nicole was not at all an effective actress then why couldn't Mr. Smith figure that one out? Dementia or Borderline Personality too maybe?
@@geslinam9703 it's funny. The Bobby Trendy storyline, the crazy cousin from back home that reminded Anna of what she could be if she hadn't left Texas, Sugar Pie's problem, the assistant who was in love with her, Howard's uselessness. There was no effort into the storylines but they wrote themselves majestically.
I remember first seeing her in the Guess ads in the early 90s, couldn’t believe how beautiful she was. She’s like Marilyn Monroe.
Think she looked her BEST then
Adelheid she lived like MM too a bit....Sad....😔
@@pegb8739 TRUE
Peg B of course no one is the same, but they share quite a bit. Marilyn was no angel either.
Oh she was breathtakingly beautiful in those guess ads.
It's heartbreaking to think of the depth of her love for her son, that she wanted to climb into the grave with him. It sounds like she was a good woman whose life spiralled out of control. I hope her daughter is doing ok
Its quite common feeling.
She was not a good woman, she was a narcissistic and mythoman.
I really appreciated this. I remember when Anna Nicole Smith was in the news a lot in the weeks before she died. Television channels were showing one program after another about her life and death, and I remember thinking how tragic her life had always been, despite her flashy persona. She seemed never to have known happiness. She was always angling for what she could get, which made it impossible for any of the people in her life to really know her. So many relationships without intimacy. I think that she thought her looks were all she had to give that anyone would value. Your analysis gave a much more insightful view of why she lived her life the way she did.
It was awful! The constant media coverage was sickening. It made me snap clean out of a tv watching addiction. Haven’t had a tv since.
I felt so bad for her when Danny died. It’s just too much for anyone to cope with.
Why? The kid did exactly what his mom did - drugs!
I did as well. She was in so much pain understandably. Im disappointed in this analysis. He left out the abuse she suffered being abused by her mother & sexually abuse no doubt throughout her childhood. She was a very troubled women. I bet the reunion she had with her son was momentous. RIP to both
@@KC1up It is just so easy to end up using drugs in order to 'explain' and cope with your miserable life than TO TRY (at least, to try) to do the actual work meaning, working on yourself for improvement and change so that you and others that are part of your life won't suffer in the future. But such work takes self consciousness and the right amount of willingness and motivation so much that I dare to say she just lacked these skills. She fell in the same trap that so many do - drugs; while living a dangerous life, moreover a life she just exposed to the public for money and fame. Nothing to be admired of or paid for. But society rewarded her for her troubled past and the lifestyle she chose.
I'm a simple man, I see a Dr Grande video, I click.
I can’t imagine how some people live with the constant drama like this in their lives ..... ugh that would be so draining for me 😖
Yeah thats because you are normal.
*applause*
@bebk bieb yeah narcs do.
Only a neurotypical would say that= like people choose to be this way. Yes it’s draining to suffer from mental illness- don’t attempt to engage if you find it all too much.
Well obviously she couldn't live with it either. Poor soul.
She was an actress, I think a lot of her camera appearances are fabrications of personalities.
People like to put their best foot forward, not their most honest foot.
@Commentator That's mean.
I don't think there was technically anything wrong with her mental health. I think she she was a sad classic case of what happens to young beautiful girls who unfortunately had no guidance and up brining. I remember watching her life story after she passed and it was pretty clear she was left to take care of her self as a young teen and no one really cared about her getting an education. Its only natural that she relied on the only thing people probably noticed about her to survive. Her youth, beauty, and sexuality. Unfortunately youth and beauty only last so long. Like Marilyn Monroe, who also died by overdose in her late 30s, she started circling the drain once her "assets" depreciate. She had no other true skills to fall back on.
MyRedmamba yes I agree.....Maybe her worth and validation only ever came from being attractive?!
In the series ‘Friends’ there’s the guy Chandler and his ‘thing’ is being funny & in one episode he thinks he’s lost it.
Absolutely mortified he is in it, but I suppose we’d all want to hold on to what our thing is if we didn’t think we were more than that?! ✌🏻
Marilyn was murdered. Tberes new evidence
Mental health is related to upbringing as well as other things so she did have mental health issues. If u r mentally well you don't take shit loads of prescription medication.
@@aratneerg1375 I get what you mean. I'm pointing out I dont think there was anything wrong with her mental health from being born with some type of illness the way some people have very healthy attentive parents and come from good homes but still suffer because their is some type of genetic or organic cause for their mental illnesses. I think if she had come from a good home, she probably would be a regular married 52 year old woman some where down in Texas with a couple of kids and possibly a grand kid or two.
I think the death of her son was a huge factor in her death. She was absolutely devastated and really frail. I think she made an effort to pull herself together to take care of her newborn but she really needed a mental health professional to treat her for her depression. She probably went overboard with the drugs at the end to self-medicate because she couldn’t handle the despair. She may have been controversial and acted like a fool but I do think she loved her children and her son’s death was just too much for her.
Lmao “they immediately fell in love” dr. Grande your dry humor is the best! I know you hear this often but yes your humor is the best.
Greeting from Miami.
"I like fast cars, fast men, and fast food." -Anna Nichole Smith
Ben F nothing wrong with that! We all like what we like......
@@kensyskye8965, for sure. I just thought it was funny when I heard it.
Iconic
"Aaaaand slow pppiiils..." 😰
In the movie "Best In Show" (it's hilarious btw) there's a woman who looks not unlike Anna Nicole Smith married to a very rich, very elderly man. She says they have so much in common, they both like soup. I couldn't help thinking of that when you mentioned Smith getting together with Marshall.
That’s a great movie.
Love that movie 🤣
"We both like soup, and not talking..."
😂
I thought this too! Maybe Anna Nicole Smith was the inspiration!
They enjoy talking ...and not talking :)
I'm still at the begining of the video, but the humours, lol. "60 years age difference, so hardly noticable" "falling in love after having conversation about phylosophy!"
Many cheers to you dr. Grande. 😆👍⚘
I think you are right at the end. Her life is the epitome of America's dream. Living in excess, being emotionally and mentally empty, and because of those, being very very unhappy.
"They probably connected at a profound level after deep conversations about philosophy" I was WHEEZING lol. please never change your sense of humor Dr. Grande!
Her bosses at Guess said, after her death, that ANS had severe social anxiety. Along with liking to be high, I think she needed to be high to get through the personal appearances that required any kind of decorum.
I'm surprised her childhood and mother weren't brought up.
This video was lacking and some information was simply wrong. Normally I enjoy this channel, but this was disappointing.
Anna’s horrible childhood informed the decisions she made in her adult life. I have no doubt she was sexually abused as well. I am surprised Dr. Grande did not address this.
@@JessieHTX same. 😔 Lately he's been slacking. Maybe because he rushes to get these videos out he doesn't do the research that's required. He actually accidentally slandered a couple of people because he didn't do enough research. 😞
@@rebeccaspratling2865 noticed this as well - in many videos.
Anna always just said she didn't want to talk about her childhood and didn't elaborate much. And of course after her death her mother publicly called her a liar (not sure what she supposedly lied about). So that leaves much to speculation.
"They probably bonded after deep conversations about philosophy"
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CUT
That was funny! 🤣🤣🤣
I spit out my drink lol
LMAO
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Oh great choice for today's video. Another beautiful woman with a sad ending.
I’m so excited to see that you’ve posted this video, it’s going to be a good one I think!
Poor Anna.....she might have been a lot happier living in her hometown of Mexia working at the chicken joint and enjoying her son.....
Thank you Dr. Grande!❤️
The Anna Nicole Smiths of today have found a new vocation as influencers on social media.
Yep
@Einstein's Monster Burr is funny in the same way George Carlin or Bill Hicks is funny. Depends what your expectations are I guess. Then again, many find the stylings of Jimmy Kimmel or Amu Schumer entertaining where as to me its a form of psychological torture. So who knows..
Agreed.
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It seems Dannie Lynn is being raised by her father in a ”normal” environment. The sad reality is that she will never escape the circumstances of who her mother was; good & bad.
Dr. Grande calms me down.
Yes, me too. 💙
He’s the only TH-camr I can listen to.
I am happy you chose Anna to comment on. She was one-of-a-kind.💔
“They immediate fell in love.” Right.
She imdeatley realised he was rich. Is more like it.
Read More yeah her with his money and him with her body!
Uhm he was being sarcastic
Helix Moore Yes. I’m joining him.
Sure Jan
Yes!!! I love how often you update your channel!
I mouthed the word "excess" as you said it. I just knew that'd be the word. No one can look at her life and call it anything else.
She bugged me when I was a kid but being 33 and having gone through stuff I see her completely differently now, and even at the time it was sad to watch things fall apart for her toward the end. Hope she and her son are resting easy and that her daughter's in good hands.
Her daughter had been raised well
I think that Marshall did give her a sense of security. I think its possible they really liked each other. I do think they both new the dynamics of their relationship. Just because a person is old doesnt mean they cant make a decision like this. I think it's interesting no one has gone after Hugh Hefners young wife, or portrayed him as a victim.
I agree. I liked Anna. Their relationship was a win win that worked as Dr. Grande said I felt bad for her in the end of her life. The show, the exploitation. Marshall knew what it cost to be her. I feel she should of had some of that inheritance, per his will. Also, can't the same be argued for her? Isn't possible he used her for her looks?? Since they like to make him the victim.
She gave him happiness, youth, laughs, joy and he paid her for all those things.
Yeah but marshal bought sex and Anna had to touch his 85 year genitalia and no amount of “like” is going to stop the disgust she would have felt.
@@camogrrl you don't know what their sex life was like?
@@geupelboiI would be surprised if it actually existed
I remember watching the Lifetime (?) movie about her life. Hers is a very heartbreaking story, and I appreciate how the movie was effectively a commentary of how cruel Hollywood was to people like her especially at the time. I remember watching her VMA appearance. I was a kid and kind of confused about it, but even then, I thought that the amount of derision in the media that followed was a bit much.
Dr. Grande, your content is what I would I expect the content to be from a Ph.D in Psychology who claims such content is scientifically informed, it is unbiased (as humanly possible of course), it does not succumb to the pressures of having to overhype and overly dramatize content to generate revenue. It is a true delight for us who find psychology and mental disorders a fascinating topic.
Hey Dr. Grande great video as always. If you haven’t already, would you consider covering the effects of being raised in a dysfunctional family in terms of mental health? Keep up the quality content!
Sam Swift I was gonna suggest that too, as why did this woman die so young at her own hands? I’d love Dr Grande to maybe give some insights etc...✌🏻
Great request. You finally got Dr. Grande’s attention. It’s hard to catch him on time with all these comments. However, I think he studies the comments on another level, maybe for research.
Anna Nicole used to refer to her elderly husband as "Paw Paw". I think she genuinely loved him like a father, because he doted on her and spoiled her beyond excess. I don't think she'd ever had a father figure in her life, so this might explain her devotion (in addition to the more practical matter of the $$$$$$$$). As far as the old gent is concerned, it's apparent from the numerous pictures of them together that he was clearly smitten. It appears she made him very happy. So who's to say. Worked out for both of them I guess.
Grandfather? Great-grandfather?
@@ennmac Age wise, yes he could have been her great grandfather!
Omg, "63 year old age gap so ... hardly noticeable" Buuurn. Well done, Todd!
At this point, you're doing profiles on people I didn't even realize I wanted you to profile 😁👍🏼 Every time a new video pops up, I go "Oh, what?!" and jump right to it
Same!!
There used to be an ad campaign for a brand of cigarettes, maybe Camel, and I eventually realized the ads were based on Anna Nicole Smith and J. Howard Marshall. On a billboard there was a very old man in a black leather outfit made for someone far younger and with the man was a voluptuous young blonde-haired woman. The text said, [Brand name], it's a trophy smoke". Another later billboard showed the same couple with the man in more conservative clothes and the young woman in a low-cut wedding gown and leaning forward as she's about to bite into a piece of wedding cake. The text said, "She's marrying me for my money. Like I care". ----Dr. Grande, that lines up closely if not exactly with the possibility you mentioned in your video.
I loved Anna. Got to meet her once. :(
Billy - I liked her too and felt sorry for her.
Billy Jean she seemed to be likeable tbh.....😔
Aww lucky. Was she nice? I heard she was. She didn’t like herself which is so sad.
@@Patrick3183 I'd like to hear too.
I feel sorry for her son. Poor boy 😞. Must have been awful for her to lose him so young too 😔
Congrats on your growing subscribers. You're always a pleasure thank you for bringing us such quality content 💕
Wow Just Wow Dr ..your style of communication and The visual word pictures you share are humorous and non threating a bit shocking yet to the point ..Humor is awesome you make my heart smile .Very sad For Ms Smith her children and all those entangled in this ...very sad .Thank u for sharing..
She knew who the father was, she told Daniels guardian / their close friend. She was scared the baby would be taken away as she just lost Daniel. Utterly heartbreaking knowing how close they were. RIP Anna and Daniel. 🙏🏻
Please do Sherri Papini! I would truly love to hear your take on it! Seems like everyone either thinks she’s innocent or set it up herself! Please please please do an analysis on Sherri! 🙏🙏
Yes!!!!
SueP-D right!!??? Tell him! Lol this is the third comment I’ve posted on a video asking him to do it 😂
Alanna Shea I’ve thought that he should do this case, too, but I’ve never spoken up. I’ve had a continued fascination with this case. So much weirdness about it - the supposed online relationship , that she wasn’t a runner but just happened to go for a run and get kidnapped, two Hispanic women that wore masks the whole time so she never got a good look at their faces, the male and female dna found on her... things just aren’t sitting right. Why were her kids in daycare if she didn’t work? And how could her husband support the family and pay for daycare on a Best Buy (or something like that) salary? Why have the authorities completely clammed up about this case? The Papinis seem to have disappeared off the face of the earth 🤷🏼♀️
YES!!! Awesome request.
SueP-D exactly!! Kendall Rae just covered the case and I think she did a great job! So much weirdness for sure! I feel like she didn’t do this for attention because she clearly doesn’t want attention but there’s still so many unanswered questions which makes it seem more sketchy! I think either the police is not telling us something or she’s not telling the police all of it! Not too much evidence yet for me to say she conducted this herself but there’s still enough for me to question it and have me scratching my head 🤔 lol I would love to hear what Dr. Grande thinks!
I remember Anna Nicole. I felt sorry for her because of her background. I also think she and J. Howard deserved each other: they both got what they wanted in that relationship - really deep philosophical conversations.
Those deep philosophical conversations probably happened when they met and one other time while they were together. I don’t see him at that age being able to hold it up very long.
The story that bothers me the most is when Smith told her nanny to give her infant daughter less formula because she was getting "fat".
Sorry to say, but that lady was a hot mess and would have ruined her daughter's life if she was left to raise her.
Anna Nicole Smith's life was a mess, full of drama, and also very sad. She didn't have healthy coping skills to handle all the problems that came into her life. And the people in her life space seemed to be equally mentally unhealthy, including the unethical psychiatrist who exploited her. Seems as though she experienced overwhelming grief with the death of her son. Hopefully she is now resting in peace. Thanks for your commentary. ♥
Loosing a child is too much but the way he died was her fault so the guilt was what was killing her.
All laughter aside, you always deliver a clinically astute and thorough case study
I’ve always believed she was genuinely fond of Howard Marshall. I don’t think it was necessarily romantic love, but he seemed to have treated her well. More importantly- he seemed to have treated her son well.
Could you see her as having Histrionic Personality Disorder?
She was a recluse at one point for years doesn't really match up
J Starr5 I think she had BPD. I have BPD myself and HPD and BPD both have symptoms that overlap and can look very similar. I’m not a psych though, but I see a lot of BPD symptoms like impulsivity, mood swings and chronic emptiness at times
Also I know she didn’t self harm but substance abuse can be a form of self harm
@J Starr7 she wasn't a recluse, she wasn't getting any work lol. She was the original reality queen. Her comeback was being the first to allow all the cameras in her home. She was definitely histrionic.
I've always thought she was histrionic. They're both cluster b disorders so the symptoms really overlap. I feel like anyone who attempts to unalive gets a BPD diagnosis.
I agree that she had life of excess. I think it’s also a very tragic life. Losing her son and never getting to raise her daughter. It makes you realize that money doesn’t bring happiness.
There's a possible aspects to her life you missed. The fact that she was an attractive ( to most) woman and a single mother in a missoginistic world where rich old men could afford buying vulnerable young women to wed. If she was mentally weak, and needy, it's easy to see why she eventually gave in. Unfortunately, it looks like none of the people around her showed her real care or treated her with enough consideration.
Her relationship with that old man kind of triggered all the sequence of events that led to her destruction, like the quick and excessive fame, the easy money and the drugs. All those things helped enable her chaotic personality.
you're right on the mark. i think anna nicole was used by men far more than she used any of them. she desperately needed better ppl around her to help, but she didn't have any it seems. the loss of her son devastated her enough to end her own life bc it was the only genuine relationship she had with another human being. the world can be so, so cruel to vulnerable ppl like her. i think if she was still here today, ppl would treat her a lot better instead of laughing at her pain and treating her like a joke. 🥺
I hate when people try to act like the ol’ geezer was innocent. Misogynistic indeed.
Sadie Perry 😢
She was a woman so therefore she was a victim. Why? Because misogyny.
Good one, Dr. Grande! I’ve always thought Anna’s loss of her son just after the birth of her baby daughter is so tragic. I think her heart was broken.
I have a future suggestion for you... The Sheats family murders in Houston, TX. The mother who killed her two daughters with a shotgun to punish their father. Horrifying case.
Keep these great videos coming! So interesting to hear your professional opinion on these cases.
If you wrote this story, nobody would believe it. So much drama that it still seems unbelievable.
Some people dont like to hear the truth about some of these celebrities but the TRUTH HURTS. I enjoy watching your videos because you are truthful no matter how people hate to hear the truth.
Dr Grande on fire again. I love it.
Oh my goodness... I haven’t been online much and have so much Dr G awesomeness to catch up on!! Saved for later!
Can you please do an analysis/diagnosis on Dwight Schrute from the Office
Is being fictional one of the five personality factors?
Go to the channel The Take. "We should all be like Dwight Shrute" Also the channel Wisecrack "Hidden genius of Dwight Shrute" Very in depth look at the character portrayed by Rainn Wilson. Other personalities would be far more interesting and appropriate for Dr
Grande's OCEAN. Still waiting for Jeff Macdonald, the M.D. green beret who slaughtered his pregnant wife and two young daughters.
Yea i dont understand all these people who request for fictional characters. It’s cool that Dr. Grande still analyzes them though.
Such an excellent video! Thank you for covering miss Anna Nicole Smith, I've been wanting you to do a video on her and you definitely did not disappoint! RIP to both Anna and her son Daniel (Also RIP to Anna's late husband as well)
Congrats on hitting 450k subscribers 👏🥳💙
I always liked Anna, as chaotic as she could be. It was very sad to see her life end far too soon, before possible happiness.
I did as well. Very tragic life & death. I remember when her son died, she was absolutely distraught & heart broken, understandably. I believe she gave up at that point. May they both rest in peace
I’ll never forget TrimSpa, baby
Wanna viper ?
A beautiful duet!
Omg. Now i remember! What a throw back ! Thanks for that gem
Congrats on 450K subscribers. As with many ambitious, attractive women such as Anna Nicole and Marilyn Monroe, it is difficult for them after awhile to find the person beneath the facade. I find that tragic.
The dry, witty humor gets me every time! Enjoyed the video! And nice shirt, but the way!
I watched her show when i was little, still remember the intro song "anna anna anna anna anna nicole". Guys, don't let your kids sit in front of a tv all day unsupervised.
Thanks so much, I'm fascinated by Anna- much appreciated!
You have such a great sense of humor! but the way you deliver it, makes people almost miss the joke;) thank you for all the wonderful content that you put out. I'm a respiratory therapist in New York and I have had really rough days this year due to covid, but listening to you on the way there and on the way home is exactly what I need to unwind
I can't wait until dr. Grande talks about Keith Moon.
I feel that people like Anna Nicole Smith, and Keith Moon are influenced by society to be in a certain state of consciousness and they use drugs to achieve that personality or at least to be able to let them perform.
Anna seemed to be trying to fill the emptiness that she probably felt inside, searching for happiness, and looking for approval from others, and for what most of us want: love. She may have cared for Howard (although not romantically) but she was also using him for his money. Howard was grieving the loss of his mistress and was lonely. I wasn't a fan of Anna Nicole but I had a lot of sympathy for her when she lost her son. I felt bad for Howard because his young wife couldn't (or wouldn't?) be there for him like he needed her to be. Both of them thought that money could buy them happiness.
May Anna Nicole, Danny, and Howard all rest in peace. And may Dannielynn and her father both live full lives with true happiness as well. 🕯️🙏🕊️
can you do a parody one? but the person your reviewing is yourself? lol and you talk like its any other review
That would be hilarious!
I would love to see that one
Angel Noel great idea! 😂
Great idea for next April fools!
It would be so funny
Your sarcasm always makes me snicker. Love your videos.
Oh wow this is the video I didn’t know I needed!
Doc...your sarcasm outshines anyone else who even attempted to convey irony in such a matter of fact way...bar none!! You’re the type that could insult someone, directly to their face, in such articulate way coupled with a seemingly unbiased demeanor that they would probably thank you for the compliments. Keep in mind, the average school grade is a “C” cuz the average person is a lil thick on top. But for all those with any kind of natural wit and/or general intelligence would be bent over with side cramps from laughing so hard. I could listen to u all day. Absolutely hilarious!!!!
Great assessment, as always, Dr. Grande. Thank you.
Would you be willing to give your thoughts of the character Nurse Ratched, from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest? I teach high school English and we read the book, and then watch the film. Her character always elicits lively discussion, and strong feelings about her role in the therapy group conflicts amongst patients, and the deaths of Billy and McMurphy.
I'd be excited to show my class your thoughts about her!!
Thanks!
There was a video clip of Howard Marshall on Inside Edition or one of the entertainment shows In the video Marshall says he'll take care of her in his lifetime. He looks into the camera smirking as he says he'll take care of her as long he lives. I don't believe he intended for her to inherit any of his money. Had she and her son survived, he'd be 38 years old and she'd probably be a grandma now. Larry Birkhead should have gotten custody of Dannylynn, the daughter, even if Anna Nicole had survived. She was not capable of providing a stable support system for any child.
Excellent analysis. The battle over the inheritance reminds me of 'Bleak House' by Dickens: striving after a legacy that you think is yours can end in tragedy.
Thank you, for being kind, Doctor Grande. This is an excellent analysis of a woman who acted unwisely.
The horror of her losing her 20 year old son in her hospital room!? ...
The dead pan expression as you said 'profound level after deep conversations about philosophy' then 'not an effective actress'.
Such a troubled life.
As always, I found tour analysis to be very interesting! Keep them coming! :)
I vaguely remember her autopsy report revealing Hashimoto’s Disease, which is autoimmune and can often go undiagnosed- leading to years of suffering without proper care. Hashimoto’s causes up and down fluctuations in metabolism based on the degree of thyroid gland distraction. They swing hyper to hypo. Patients who suffer with this often receive diagnoses of mood disorders, and it isn’t until the TSH increases (signifying acquired hypothyroidism) that practitioners will test for presence of the disease. I think with Anna Nicole Smith, her situation is much more complex than has ever been fully realized.
Love your channel bro
Do a _Special Edition_ when you reach *500k.*
You're sarcasm is hilarious! You're great at throwing little comments in there that one might miss if they weren't really paying attention!!
I love your humor! Great analysis, hard to do given I believe most of her adult life was overshadowed by substance misuse.
I'm curious what you think about some rappers' mental health, specifically XXXTENTACION. He's perhaps one of the most polarizing & controversial rappers of all time. Give a look in it as it may shock you. A video on him would be super interesting. Cluster B Personality traits over him.
he was a psychopath
Yay dr grande I recommended this one. Love ur videos
Here for this! 💕
I love the droll comments, Dr. G.! I still find this story a sad one. Thank your for this analysis.
“She likes fast men, fast cars, and fast food”, but she got a slow man, slow wheels, and a feeding tube.
She got that fast money tho! 😆😆😆
OMG, Dr. Grande, THIS is the therapy I need right now. OMG, YOU ROCK GOOD SIR!
I think Dr.Grande should do one on himself,where he does an examination/thought on himself where he talks about himself in the 3rd person