After being involved in a serious car accident in Los Angeles recently, Anne Heche was rushed to the hospital and placed in the hospital’s intensive care unit. On Friday, the actress was reportedly spotted driving her blue Mini Cooper before crashing it into an apartment complex garage. The incident apparently happened on Friday.
She then sped away from the scene of the accident at high speed, collided with another apartment building and then watched as her vehicle caught fire from the impact. According to the Los Angeles Fire Department, it took firefighters more than an hour to “reach, contain, and completely extinguish the ongoing flames in the badly damaged structure.”
Anne Heche was the only person seriously injured as no one else was hurt by the erupting fire. She was taken to the nearest hospital in critical condition. After Heche’s collision with the condominium, a neighbor named David Manpearl told the Daily Mail that he helped the homeowner evacuate his home along with his pet.
According to another source close to the actress who spoke to CNN, Hache is currently intubated and treated in the intensive care unit (ICU), but “she’s lucky to be alive.” A source close to the situation reportedly revealed that she has “severe burns and a long rehabilitation ahead” but that her health is now stable.
Exploring Anne Heche Net Worth in 2022
American actress, director, producer and author Anne Heche is from the United States. Celebrity Net Worth estimates that she currently has a net worth of around $4 million. The majority of her fortune was amassed as a direct result of her successful career spanning three decades spent in the entertainment sector.
The actress first gained widespread recognition for her portrayal of conjoined twins Vicky Hudson and Marley Love on the legendary series Another World. She was a part of more than 70 episodes of the show between 1987 and 1991, during which time she was nominated for and won a Daytime Emmy Award for her work.
Heche has appeared in more than 80 films and television shows in her career. During the 1990s she appeared in a number of critically acclaimed films including Volcano, Donny Brasco, I Know What You Did Summer, Psycho, Six Days Seven Nights and Return to Paradise. This helped her gain widespread recognition.
During the 2000s decade, Heche continued to land roles in a variety of films. She has had starring roles in such films as John Q., Birth, Spread, Rampart, Cedar Rapids, Catfight and the critically acclaimed TV movie Gracie’s Choice.
The actress has made a significant portion of her income from guest appearances on such television episodes as Ally McBeal, Everwood, Men in Trees, Hung, Save Me, Aftermath and The Brave, in addition to acting in roles in films. In addition, she provided her voice for the character of Suyin Beifong who appeared in the animated series The Legend of Korra.
On Broadway, she has appeared in productions such as Proof and Twentieth Century, the latter of which earned her a Tony Award nomination for Best Actress. She was even a contestant on the 29th season of Dancing with the Stars in 2020, which aired in 2020.
Heche’s success stems not only from her roles in front of the camera, but also from her work behind the scenes. She wrote and directed the short film Stripping for Jesus which was released in 1998, the 2000 sequence of the TV film If These Walls Could Talk Two and the Reaching Normal segment of the TV film On the Edge which was released in 2001.
In addition to directing the documentary Ellen DeGeneres: American Summer, Anne Heche produced the NBC sitcom Save Me and the TV movie The Dead Will Tell. In addition, she was one of the co-creators of the NBC sitcom Bad Judge and served as an executive producer for the show.
Throughout her career, the actress has appeared on the cover of a number of magazines including Observer, Mirabella and Entertainment Weekly, among others. In addition, she collaborated with Jason Ellis on the SiriusXM radio show Love and Heche, which aired weekly.
The publication of Anne Heche’s memoir, Call Me Crazy: A Memoir, in 2001 resulted in a significant financial win for the actress. The actress made money through real estate transactions alongside her work in the entertainment industry.
She and ex-partner James Tupper put up a total of $899,000 to purchase a 1,440-square-foot home in Lake Arrowhead, which they later put up for sale in January 2017 for $1.25 million. In August 2019, following Hache’s divorce from Tupper and subsequent acquisition of full ownership of the property, it was resold for a price of $1.05 million.
The couple also put their home in the Hancock Park neighborhood of Los Angeles up for sale in 2019, initially advertising it for $3.95 million before lowering the price to $3.695 million. 2009 was the year in which the first construction of the house took place.