In August 2022, the Six Days, Seven Nights actress, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department at the time, was driving at a high speed until she “struck a house, burst into flames and came to rest 30 feet inside the two-story home,” causing the building to catch fire.

And though she was taken to the hospital and brought to stable condition, things took a turn for the worse less than a week later. In a statement shared to E! News soon after, her family shared the unfortunate news that “she is not expected to survive.”

Six days after the crash, Anne had been taken off life support and pronounced legally dead at 53 years old.

“My brother Atlas and I lost our Mom,” Homer said in a statement to E! News after his tragic loss. “After six days of almost unbelievable emotional swings, I am left with a deep, wordless sadness.”

“Hopefully my mom is free from pain,” he continued, “and beginning to explore what I like to imagine as her eternal freedom.”