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Private funeral held for Fawcett Private funeral held for Fawcett
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A private funeral has been held for US actress Farrah Fawcett, who died last week of cancer.A private funeral has been held for US actress Farrah Fawcett, who died last week of cancer.
Her partner, fellow actor Ryan O'Neal, was a pallbearer. Their son Redmond, who was recently jailed on drug charges, was granted leave to attend. Her partner, actor Ryan O'Neal, was a pallbearer. Their son Redmond, who was recently jailed on drug charges, was granted leave to attend.
Kate Jackson and Cheryl Ladd, her co-stars in the hit TV show Charlie's Angels, were among the congregation. Kate Jackson, one of Fawcett's co-stars on the 1970s TV show Charlie's Angels, was among the congregation.
The service at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles was closed to the public and media. Other attendees included Ghostbusters actor Ernie Hudson, songwriter Carol Bayer Sager and ex-model Cheryl Tiegs.
Fawcett died on Thursday aged 62 after losing a three-year battle with anal cancer. Redmond O'Neal gave the service's first reading, while his father read the 23rd Psalm.
A lone bagpiper headed the procession out of the church as Fawcett's coffin was taken away to its final resting place.
Jackson, Fawcett's co-star on Charlie's Angels, was among the mourners
After the ceremony, Ryan O'Neal was seen tapping on the back door of the hearse and saying "So long, babe."
The actor waved to reporters and fans as he left the service, held at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles.
Fawcett died last Thursday at the age of 62 after losing a three-year battle with anal cancer.
Her illness was chronicled in a US TV documentary, Farrah's Story, which was broadcast earlier this year.Her illness was chronicled in a US TV documentary, Farrah's Story, which was broadcast earlier this year.
The star declared herself cancer-free four months after originally being diagnosed with cancer in September 2006, only to have the disease return in May 2007. The star declared herself cancer-free four months after originally being diagnosed in September 2006, only to have the disease return in May 2007.
According to O'Neal, Fawcett had accepted his proposal of marriage shortly before her death.