Anna Shay, a socialite who was featured in the reality TV series Bling Empire, has sadly passed away. The show can be found streaming on Netflix. On Monday, her relatives provided confirmation from their end that the story was indeed accurate.
Anna Shay Cause of De@th
In a statement that they were sending to Variety, her family indicated that they were saddened by the news.
“It saddens our hearts to announce that Anna Shay, a loving mother, grandmother, charismatic star and our brightest ray of sunshine, has passed away at the early age of 62 from a stroke.”
“Anna taught us many life lessons on how not to take life too seriously and to enjoy the finer things. Her impact on our lives will be forever missed but never forgotten.”
Therefore, she passed away due to a stroke.
The reality show actress was raised in Japan by her mother, Ai Ozumi, who is half-Russian and half-Japanese, and her father, Edward Shay, who is an American businessman.
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The reality show actress was born in Japan and spent her entire childhood there. Edward was the one who laid the groundwork for what would later become known as Pacific Architects and Engineers, a multinational architectural and engineering practice.
Following Shay’s passing away in 1995, his brother Allen became the new Chief Executive Officer of the company. After the siblings sold the company to Lockheed Martin in 2006, the individuals eventually became heirs to the wealth of the enterprise. Lockheed Martin purchased the company from the siblings.
Netflix’s Bling Empire was a sitcom that ran for three seasons and spawned a sequel named Bling Empire: New York. The show has been referred to as “a real life Crazy Rich Asians,” and it has earned the nickname on occasion. In common parlance, the show is frequently referred to as “a real life Crazy Rich Asians.”
In addition to Kane Lim, Gabriel and Christine Chiu, Kim Lee, Jaime Xie, and a few other notable Asian American socialites from Los Angeles, Shay was a cast member of the show.
In April of this year, the streaming service pulled the plug on the entire brand in one fell swoop, thus ending it. Shay’s son, Kenny Kemp, is the one who will follow on in her footsteps.
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