Her role in See It Saw It, a madcap observational game show for children, was See, a court jester to the King of Much Jollity-On-The-Mirth, played by Mark Speight. In it, she and other cast members would act out comic sketches which the audience would have to answer questions about by moving to one side or the other of a giant see-saw. The series ran for three years.
A car accident in 2000 left her in a coma for six weeks. The accident came just as she had landed a part in the TV soap Hollyoaks. Her career was hampered by the after-effects of the accident which left her with difficulty remembering lines as well as suffering from nightmares and panic attacks. But the accident did bring her closer to Mark Speight and their friendship blossomed into romance & they got engaged. Friends say she was planning to use compensation money from the accident to start her own production company.
Natasha was described as an outgoing, fun-loving character who enjoyed travelling and meeting new people. Her hobbies included painting, and playing the drums and flute.
Her body was discovered in a bath of hot water by Mark Speight at their London home.
In April 2008, Westminster Coroner's Court heard that Natasha had taken cocaine and sleeping tablets and the coroner recorded a verdict of death by misadventure.
Cause of death: death by misadventure.
Her role in See It Saw It, a madcap observational game show for children, was See, a court jester to the King of Much Jollity-On-The-Mirth, played by Mark Speight. In it, she and other cast members would act out comic sketches which the audience would have to answer questions about by moving to one side or the other of a giant see-saw. The series ran for three years.
A car accident in 2000 left her in a coma for six weeks. The accident came just as she had landed a part in the TV soap Hollyoaks. Her career was hampered by the after-effects of the accident which left her with difficulty remembering lines as well as suffering from nightmares and panic attacks. But the accident did bring her closer to Mark Speight and their friendship blossomed into romance & they got engaged. Friends say she was planning to use compensation money from the accident to start her own production company.
Natasha was described as an outgoing, fun-loving character who enjoyed travelling and meeting new people. Her hobbies included painting, and playing the drums and flute.
Her body was discovered in a bath of hot water by Mark Speight at their London home.
In April 2008, Westminster Coroner's Court heard that Natasha had taken cocaine and sleeping tablets and the coroner recorded a verdict of death by misadventure.
Cause of death: death by misadventure.
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