In light of Rebecca Jones’ sudden death on March 22, her press secretary, Danna Vázquez, limited herself to sharing that it was the actress’ wish not to have her name associated with any illness, so she did not speak clearly about the causes of death.
After insistence and direct questions from reporters about what caused the star’s departure from soap operas like Cradle of Wolves and Crystal Empire, Ana Celia Urquidi said goodbye on the day she prayed in an intimate spiritual service for the last time you said goodbye, a close friend, opened the cause of death of rebecca jones.
“We all know that many years ago, five years ago, Rebecca had cancer, which again I will not say that she fought, she did not want to say, ‘I fought for my life’, no, no, no, she lived what she had to live, she lived where she had to,” he clarified.
“She didn’t like that, so she didn’t want a funeral. If they find out or will find out, no one will come, not because they don’t want them, because we haven’t notified anyone,” he said.
Ana Celia Urquidi and Rebecca Jones.
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Did Rebecca Jones leave a posthumous letter and video?
When asked about Rebecca Jones’ version, Ana Celia Urquidi declined to go into detail left a note and a letter before his sensitive death. However, she considered it a privilege that her best friend was able to plan her departure.
“What a blessing to be able to plan what your final days, months, years will be, because none of us know, but to have that privilege is a gift. She really always planned it that way,” he said.
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With more than 40 years of artistic career, Rebecca Jones has been a consecrated actress of soap operas and plays.
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After spending her youth in the United States, Jones returned to Mexico to study acting at Televisa’s Actors Training Center (now the Center for Artistic Education).
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Speaking to Gustavo Adolfo Infante for the program “The Minute My Destiny Changed,” she confessed that it was her aunt Fernanda Villeli, a writer of stories for soap operas, who helped her get accepted into the CEA.
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Jones made her acting debut in the play Save the Dolphins, replacing Edith González.
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He appeared in a melodrama for the first time, also thanks to his aunt, who created a character for him in “Muchacha de barrio” (1979), in which he recorded only one scene.
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After starring in Love Never Dies (1982), Rebecca was a cast member in the acclaimed telenovela El Maleficio, starring and producing Ernesto Alonso.
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In 1983 he worked on his first professional play, The Collector.
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In later years she appeared in the soap operas “Operation OPEN”, “La traición”, “Angélica” and “El ángel caído”.
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In 1986, Jones took part in one of the most important projects of his career: he brought Vilma de la Fuente de Larios to life in Cuna de lobos.
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In addition to his work in melodramas, he ventured into the cinema. “Gringo Wet” was the first film of his career.
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Polvo de luz, Amorosos fantasmas and Días de combate are some of the films in which he acted between 1980 and 2000.
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Rebecca Jones starred in the melodramas “Two Lives”, “The Devil’s Smile”, “Crystal Empire” and “Good Night”.
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In 1999, Alejandro Camacho’s ex-wife starred in The Mirror of Life on TV Azteca.
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The soap operas in which she later appeared are “What We Women Don’t Withhold”, “Living That Way”, “The Land of Women”, “The Wounded Soul” and “How a Woman Loves”.
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In 2010, Rebecca returned to work on a television project: Para Volver a Amar, in which she played Antonia Palacios.
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The theater is also part of the actress’ career. He took part in such works as “Let’s have sex in peace”, “Rosa de dos aromas”, “Entre mujeres”, “Burundanga” and “To see you, one more time”.
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Between 2000 and 2013, Jones starred in the films The Mystery of the Trinity, I’m Gonna Explode, Wish Suite, and Third Call, among others.
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The House of Flowers and Who Killed Sara are two of the series that brought her to new audiences.
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Other melodramas in which he showed his talent are: “Forbidden Passion”, “Mr. Ávila”, “Señora Acero”, “May God forgive you”, “La doña”, “Las malcriadas”, “Doña Flor and her two husbands” and “Do you remember me”.
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In 2022, Rebecca Jones recorded the soap opera Cabo, in which she brings to life Lucía, a society lady with a noble heart. He had to leave the project due to his health problems.
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