Sarah Michelle Gellar Shares Touching Tribute to Shannen Doherty on the First Anniversary of her Passing
Sarah Michelle Gellar will never forget her dear friend Shannen Doherty, and the Buffy legend is sharing some of their greatest memories in her honor.
Gellar, 48, took to Instagram on Sunday, the first anniversary of Doherty's death at age 53 after a long battle with cancer. In a sweet video tribute set to "See You Again," the duo can be seen doing everything from horseback riding and checking out museums to drinking cocktails and blowing out birthday candles together.
There were no words in the post's caption. The only thing Gellar posted was a simple heartbreak emoji.
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Back in April, Gellar shared another look back at Doherty's birthday from the previous year. Doherty is presented with a cake, followed by Gellar, who is presented with a smaller one.
'For as long as I can remember, we have celebrated our birthdays together @theshando,' Gellar wrote in the caption. 'This year I will keep that tradition, and celebrate you. I am so glad we were all together on this day last year, not knowing it would be the last like this. Happy Birthday Shannen. 🕊️.'
Gellar previously spoke about how important Doherty was to her entire family. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Doherty helped Gellar with her two children as they navigated homeschooling, Gellar shared on Doherty's podcast, Let's Be Clear with Shannen Doherty.
"You gave them adventures and just, freedom. And I can never repay that because that was such a difficult time and so seeing my kids that happy and giving me a break," Gellar said, PEOPLE reported. "People don't know this, but Shannen sat there sometimes while they were on Zoom school and helped them and we would have blackouts and she would plan adventures."Sarah Michelle Gellar Shares Touching Tribute to Shannen Doherty on the First Anniversary of her Passing first appeared on Parade on Jul 13, 2025
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