Kris Jenner Recounts Her Last Conversation with Nicole Brown Simpson
“Just before Nicole passed away, two days prior, I had a setback,” the 66-year-old revealed. “She persuaded me to seek treatment.”
In Faye’s 1994 book Nicole Brown Simpson: The Private Diary of a Life Interrupted, she disclosed that at Nicole’s insistence, she admitted herself to a rehabilitation center a few days before Nicole’s tragic death to address her cocaine addiction.
“She cared for me,” she expressed on the documentary series. “She wanted me to be well.”
Nicole, who was tragically murdered along with her friend Ron Goldman, and O.J., who passed away in April at 76 after battling prostate cancer privately, are survived by their children Sydney Simpson, 38, and Justin Simpson, 35, who have chosen to stay away from the public eye since the double homicide.
“They lead ordinary lives,” revealed one of Nicole’s sisters, Dominique Brown, in an interview with Entertainment Tonight published on May 29, mentioning that she maintains close communication with them. “They desire privacy and are focused on their own families.”
The four-part series The Life and Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson will debut on June 1 on Lifetime.