Isla Fisher Paid Tribute To Sophie Kinsella After Confessions Of A Shopaholic Writer’s Death At 55

Sophie Kinsella, the author best known for her 2000 novel Confessions of a Shopaholic, which became a film in 2009, has passed away at 55. Her family announced on Wednesday that she died peacefully after a battle with an aggressive brain cancer, glioblastoma, which she was diagnosed with in 2022. Following the sad news, Isla Fisher, who starred in the Shopaholic movie, is sharing her tribute to Kinsella.

Isla Fisher is still widely recognized for her role as a character with a shopping addiction. She responded to recent news about the story with heartfelt words remembering the author.

Dear Sophie, You created Rebecca Bloomwood, a funny and relatable character, and I felt so fortunate to bring her to life by speaking the clever words you wrote. My daughters grew up loving your books and still do! I’m deeply saddened by your passing. You will always be an inspiration to me, and I’m so thankful for your work. Even though we won’t meet again, the joy and wonder you created through your characters will continue to live on.

Such a sweet tribute. Along with the actress penning these words on her Instagram story, she also posted this:

Sophie Kinsella, the beloved author, passed away at her home in Dorset, just two days before she would have turned 56. Her family shared the news on her Instagram account, describing her final days as peaceful and filled with the things she cherished most: family, music, and the joy of Christmas. They also noted her incredible courage in facing her illness and her deep appreciation for life’s simple blessings.

Confessions of a Shopaholic is a classic early-2000s romantic comedy, similar to many stories set in the world of New York magazine writers. What makes Kinsella’s book stand out, though, is its humor and relatable story about a woman struggling with a serious shopping addiction. Interestingly, the story actually takes place in London, reflecting the author’s British background.

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2025-12-10 22:08