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<blockquote data-quote="Monzo" data-source="post: 443007" data-attributes="member: 19949">Linda Gray was visited at home by Bunte magazine, a German publication similar to People. Here is the online report, though the magazine article itself contains additional details:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.bunte.de/stars/star-life/dallas-star-linda-gray-verstreute-asche-ihres-sohnes-auf-dem-jakobsweg_2793669c-41bb-4f93-80c6-1ddb83831f43.html[/URL]Here is the translation of the online article:Bunte visited actress Linda Gray (85, Dallas) at her new home in Palm Desert and spoke with her about, among other things, the profound losses she has suffered in her life. She was particularly devastated by the death of her son Jeff in 2020 at the age of 56. &quot;Losing a child, as I experienced it, is an unfathomable tragedy,&quot; she says. She scattered his ashes along the Camino de Santiago.&quot;In a way, we were on that journey together.&quot; As for her personal happiness? &quot;For me, happiness begins with myself. I can&#039;t expect someone else to ensure my happiness. That is up to me.&quot; The actress tells Bunte that she is open to a new relationship.The article spans six pages; here are four of them.: [ATTACH=full]59441[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]59442[/ATTACH]The report begins by discussing the move; according to Linda, her photo albums are her most prized possessions. Her journey along the Camino de Santiago—and the sense of closeness to her son she felt during it—is another topic, and finally, she talks about being open to dating. As for Dallas, Linda reveals that at the start of the series, she specifically went to the hair salon at Neiman Marcus to eavesdrop on wealthy Dallas women and observe how they carried and conducted themselves.There is also a poll on the topic: Do you think Linda chose a fitting place for Jeff&#039;s ashes with the Camino de Santiago? Currently, the yes answer is leading with 80 percent, while 20 percent are of the opinion that a permanent location for the ashes would have been better.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Monzo, post: 443007, member: 19949"] Linda Gray was visited at home by Bunte magazine, a German publication similar to People. Here is the online report, though the magazine article itself contains additional details: [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.bunte.de/stars/star-life/dallas-star-linda-gray-verstreute-asche-ihres-sohnes-auf-dem-jakobsweg_2793669c-41bb-4f93-80c6-1ddb83831f43.html[/URL] Here is the translation of the online article: Bunte visited actress Linda Gray (85, Dallas) at her new home in Palm Desert and spoke with her about, among other things, the profound losses she has suffered in her life. She was particularly devastated by the death of her son Jeff in 2020 at the age of 56. "Losing a child, as I experienced it, is an unfathomable tragedy," she says. She scattered his ashes along the Camino de Santiago. "In a way, we were on that journey together." As for her personal happiness? "For me, happiness begins with myself. I can't expect someone else to ensure my happiness. That is up to me." The actress tells Bunte that she is open to a new relationship. The article spans six pages; here are four of them.: [ATTACH type="full" alt="Bunte1.jpg"]59441[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" alt="Bunte2.jpg"]59442[/ATTACH] The report begins by discussing the move; according to Linda, her photo albums are her most prized possessions. Her journey along the Camino de Santiago—and the sense of closeness to her son she felt during it—is another topic, and finally, she talks about being open to dating. As for Dallas, Linda reveals that at the start of the series, she specifically went to the hair salon at Neiman Marcus to eavesdrop on wealthy Dallas women and observe how they carried and conducted themselves. There is also a poll on the topic: Do you think Linda chose a fitting place for Jeff's ashes with the Camino de Santiago? Currently, the yes answer is leading with 80 percent, while 20 percent are of the opinion that a permanent location for the ashes would have been better. [/QUOTE]

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