Peaches Geldof‘s 11-month-old son Phaedra was with her when she died, RadarOnline.com has learned. 
 
 The 25-year-old star’s husband Thomas Cohen (who had spent a night away with their eldest child, Astala) asked a friend to check on her at their home in Wrotham, Kent, South East England, when his wife failed to answer her phone on Monday; eventually, the socialite’s body was found with Phaedra playing nearby. 
 
 “The hope is that Phaedra is so young he wasn’t aware of what was going on — the most important thing is that he’s OK,” a source told the UK Sun. “It is devastating for Tom that he wasn’t there but it couldn’t have been avoided.” 
 
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 Geldof was an advocate of attachment parenting, meaning she was rarely without her young son by her side, and insiders hope her family will take “comfort” from the fact she didn’t die alone. 
 
 “Phaedra was by her side most of the time, even when she was sleeping,” the source told the paper. “At the very least, there can be some comfort that she wasn’t by herself when she died.” 
 
 When Geldof’s own mother Paula Yates was found dead at her London home in 2000, her baby daughter Tiger Lily, now 17, was found playing near her mother’s body. 
 
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 On Thursday, the late beauty’s father Bob Geldof was seen visiting her home, where he was greeted by Tom’s parents Keith and Susan. The two men spent 20 minutes talking in the garden before the rocker entered the house, leaving two hours later with some of his daughter’s belongings. 
 
 Geldof’s body has now been released by coroners so plans for her funeral can be made, while her cause of death remains unexplained. 
 
 We’ll keep you updated on the latest in the death of Peaches Geldof, right here on Radar. ||||| 'I'm happier than ever... being a mum is the best part': Peaches Geldof's haunting last column for baby magazine is revealed as police scour her home for clues to her death 
 
 Mother-of-two, 25, found dead yesterday at her home in Wrotham, Kent 
 
 Reportedly no drugs, suicide note, or visible signs of injury were found 
 
 Forensic officers spotted carrying plastic bags away from property today 
 
 
 
 They could be seen walking in and out of house with trained sniffer dogs 
 
 
 
 Police have said a post-mortem will be carried out tomorrow at hospital 
 
 In new magazine column, Peaches wrote of 'perfect life' as mother to sons 
 
 
 
 Sister Fifi wrote on photo sharing site Instagram of heartbreak over death 
 
 Father Bob Geldof paid emotional tribute to 'wild, beautiful, witty daughter' 
 
 Her husband Thomas Cohen said she was 'adored' by him and two sons 
 
 Peaches Geldof's first - and last - column for a parenting magazine has been published, in which she reveals she was 'happier than ever' as mother to her two young sons. 
 
 
 
 Just weeks before her death yesterday, Peaches was named as a new columnist for Mother and Baby magazine. 
 
 And in May's edition published today, she wrote of her new 'perfect' life as mother to Astala Dylan Willow, 23 months, and Phaedra Bloom Forever, who is almost a year old. 
 
 It comes as police continue to scour the 25-year-old socialite's home in Wrotham, Kent, where she was found dead yesterday. 
 
 
 
 Investigation: Police continue to scour Peaches Geldof's home in Wrotham, Kent, where she was found dead 
 
 Looking for clues: Forensic teams were spotted walking in and out of her home with trained sniffer dogs - but sources have said there was no signs of injury, drugs or a suicide note 
 
 Search: Wearing white overalls and masks, they could be seen carrying plastic bags away from the house 
 
 Happier times: Peaches is pictured with her husband, Thomas Cohen, and sons Astala (right) and Phaedra. A post mortem examination into her death was held yesterday and proved 'inconclusive' 
 
 Officers are treating Peaches's death as 'sudden' and 'unexplained', with a post-mortem examination expected to be carried out at hospital tomorrow. 
 
 Today, forensic teams were spotted walking in and out of her home with trained sniffer dogs, while police officers stood guard outside. Wearing white overalls and masks, they could be seen investigating the mother-of-two's bins, before carrying a number of plastic bags away from the house. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 
 
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 Bouquets of flowers were also left outside the country home of Peaches' father Bob Geldof in Davington, Faversham, Kent, where Peaches and her sisters spent their summer holidays as children, which is 30 miles from her home in Wrotham. Peaches, who was also a writer and model, was married to Thomas Cohen, lead singer of the band S.C.U.M. In her column, she said: 'Before having two fat little cherubs under two who expect attention and military-esque devotion to their every need 24 hours a day, I lived a life of wanton wanderlust. Peaches had a house in the country, worth nearly £1million, pictured, where forensic officers were searching for evidence Evidence: A post-mortem is expected to be carried out at hospital tomorrow to establish the cause of death Protective gear: Peaches' body was taken away on Monday night to Darent Valley Hospital in Dartford Police standing guard outside Peaches Geldof's house. A post-mortem is due to be carried out Standing guard: Police officers stand guard outside Peaches's property while the investigation takes place On their way in: Special officers were pictured carrying cases into the home of the mother-of-two At work: Forensics officers leave the house in Wrotham, Kent. The death is so far being treated as unexplained Perplexed by her death: Police emerging from a shed outside her home. Neighbours were stunned by the news, and described it as an 'absolute tragedy' Scene: The day before she died, Peaches posted a flurry of pictures on social networks of her young family Investigating: Peaches, a writer and model, was married to Thomas Cohen, lead singer of the band S.C.U.M 'With fun-loving friends from Los Angeles to London, I was lost in a haze of youth and no responsibilities… But it was becoming boring. 
 
 'I wanted an anchor – I craved it. And when I had two wailing, smiling, joyful little blobs of waddling pink flesh, they became my entire existence and saved me from one of pure apathy. 'However this new earth-mother me came with an unexpected consequence – I found myself friendless. My five closest friends were understanding… but many others revealed themselves to be of the fair-weather variety. 'Once I couldn’t go out…they didn’t want to know. The idea that I didn’t want a nanny didn’t seem to register, nor that doing night-feeds and waking up at 6am doesn’t factor in well with a wine-soaked dinner... 'And no-one seemed to want to ask me about my babies, when I wanted to gush endlessly about them. It hurt me. I felt alienated and abandoned. Had I made a mistake? 
 
 Tribute: Mourners have also been spotted leaving floral tributes outside Peaches's house, where last night a private ambulance was seen arriving and leaving. Above, a mourner leaves flowers outside the property in Kent 
 
 Paying his respects: The simple bouquets were left with police standing guard at the house 
 
 In memory: Bouquets of flowers were also left outside the country home of Peaches' father Bob Geldof in Davington, Faversham, Kent. Above, a woman leaves flowers with a police officer outside Peaches's home 
 
 '[Then one day her children came in giggling and kissing her]. Phaedy gave me a wet kiss and both collapsed giggling into my arms, looking at me with pure love. In that magic moment, all my doubts were erased. Everything else was nothingness and it just…didn’t matter. I had the perfect life… It was and is bliss. 
 
 
 
 'Now, with a new-found group of mummy mates, both locally and online – all the exact same struggles and issues, and who don’t question if my child flings food at their hair or care if there’s a screaming fit in the middle of the street – I’m happier than ever. 
 
 'I’ve achieved a sort of perfect balance. Right now life is good. And being a mum is the best part of it.' 
 
 
 
 Peaches' body was taken on Monday night to Darent Valley Hospital in Dartford and arrangements are in hand for the post-mortem to be carried out tomorrow at the hospital. 
 
 The Pathologist is confirmed as Dr Peter Graham Jerreat, a Consultant Home Office Forensic Pathologist. 
 
 The Geldofs are a popular family both in Wrotham and Davington and neighbours were stunned by the news, and described it as an 'absolute tragedy'. 
 
 One neighbour, who asked not to be named, said: ' To think we saw her as a little girl here all those years ago. 
 
 
 
 Tribute: Yesterday, her older sister Fifi posted a photograph of her and Peaches as young girls on social media site Instagram, with the message: 'My beautiful baby sister.. Gone but never forgotten. I love you, Peaches x' 
 
 Heartbroken: Bob Geldof's eldest daughter shared her heartbreak over the death of her younger sister 
 
 Devoted: Peaches and her boys, Astala Dylan Willow(right), 23 months, and Phaedra Bloom Forever, 10 months 
 
 Fifi Trixibelle Geldof, Bob Geldof, Tiger Lily Geldof, Pixie Geldof and Peaches Geldof arrive at an event in 2005 Tragic: Peaches's portfolio career of small jobs was similar to the one her mother had. Above Peaches Geldof is cradled as a baby in her mother Paula Yates' arms as her father Sir Bob Geldof and sister Fifi look on in 1989 Happy family: Peaches is seen here holding her father Sir Bob Geldof's hand at EuroDisney in April 1992 
 
 'They used to love it down here at Davington. It was a home from home for them. 
 
 'The kids always seemed so happy here. We haven't seen any of the family for several weeks but we thought we might start seeing some of them arrive to stay because of the Easter Holidays. 
 
 'We feel for that family. They have been through so much.' 
 
 'How is this possible that we will not see her again? How is that bearable?' Bob Geldof, father of Peaches 
 
 
 
 Fifi Geldof has paid tribute to her 'beautiful baby sister' Peaches, who died suddenly yesterday. 
 
 
 
 Bob Geldof's eldest daughter wrote on photo sharing site Instagram of her heartbreak over the death of her younger sister, who died at her home in Wrotham, Kent at the age of 25. 
 
 
 
 Fifi, 31, shared an old family picture of herself and Peaches as children and captioned it: 'My beautiful baby sister ... Gone but never forgotten. I love you, Peaches x (sic)' 
 
 
 
 Last night, in a heartbreaking statement, her 62-year-old humanitarian father said: 'Peaches has died. We are beyond pain. She was the wildest, funniest, cleverest, wittiest and the most bonkers of all of us. 
 
 
 
 'Writing "was" destroys me afresh. What a beautiful child. How is this possible that we will not see her again? How is that bearable? 
 
 'We loved her and will cherish her forever. How sad that sentence is. 
 
 'Tom and her sons Astala and Phaedra will always belong in our family, fractured so often, but never broken. Bob, Jeanne, Fifi, Pixie and Tiger Geldof.' 
 
 Peaches often spoke of how she struggled to come to terms with her own mother’s death from a heroin overdose in 2000. 
 
 
 
 Her husband Thomas Cohen said: 'My beloved wife Peaches was adored by myself and her two sons Astala and Phaedra and I shall bring them up with their mother in their hearts everyday. We shall love her forever. Thomas, Astala and Phaedra Geldof-Cohen.' 
 
 The fashionista was last seen in public at the F&F fashion show in London last Thursday evening. 
 
 In a statement Kent Police said: 'Kent Police officers are continuing their enquiries today following the death of Peaches Geldof at her home in Wrotham. 
 
 
 
 'Officers were called to the 25-year-old's home in Wrotham at 1.35pm on Monday, 7 April 2014. Peaches was pronounced dead at the scene. 
 
 
 
 'The death is being treated as a non-suspicious, but an unexplained sudden death. Officers are working to establish the circumstances and will be compiling a report of their findings for the coroner. It is expected that a post-mortem examination will be carried out in the next few days.' 
 
 Astala Dylan Willow is 23 months, and Phaedra Bloom Forever is almost a year old. Peaches was a devoted mother who spoke of her complete love for her family 
 
 Peaches arriving for the world premiere of The Girl with The Dragon Tattoo, at Odeon, Leicester Square, London in 2011 
 
 In this picture, from Saturday April 5, Peaches enjoys a drink with friends 
 
 In love: Peaches's friend Danielle Hay said the love the model and her husband shared was 'a joy to behold' 
 
 'WHAT A BEAUTIFUL CHILD': GELDOF'S TRIBUTE TO DAUGHTER 
 
 Sir Bob Geldof has paid an emotional tribute to his daughter Peaches who has died today, describing her as a 'beautiful child'. 
 
 Speaking minutes after her death was announced, the Boomtown Rats singer released a heartbreaking statement on behalf of the family. 
 
 He said: 'Peaches has died. We are beyond pain. 
 
 'Writing "was" destroys me afresh. 
 
 'She was the wildest, funniest, cleverest, wittiest and the most bonkers of all of us. 
 
 'What a beautiful child. How is this possible that we will not see her again? 
 
 'How is that bearable? We loved her and will cherish her forever. How sad that sentence is. 
 
 'Tom and her sons Astala and Phaedra will always belong in our family, fractured so often, but never broken. Bob, Jeanne, Fifi, Pixie and Tiger Geldof.' 
 
 Just the day before she died, devoted wife and mother Peaches uploaded a flurry of seven personal family photographs on Twitter and Instagram within 19 minutes. 
 
 In a public declaration of love for her family she topped the pictures most poignantly, perhaps, with an image of her as a child being embraced by her late mother, Paula Yates. 
 
 
 
 They started at 5.58pm on April 6th and ended at 6.17pm with a happy throwback shot of her and Paula, in which she simply captioned: 'Me and my mum'. 
 
 Four of the images showed her 11-month-old son Phaedra in a range of happy poses, while another focused on an Easter display populated with hand-made cards. 
 
 Another was of a new outfit which she had bought for her boy Astala, saying: 'Bought Astala a cool summer look! Liberty print caftan with matching shorts in a different colour and little navy blue sandals. 
 
 'Got it all from Zara home who are now stocking Liberty own brand in store. So cute! Astala aka Brian Jones...' 
 
 One picture shows Phaedra looking through old images of Peaches as a child. 'Phaedy's fave thing is to look at old photos of mama, seriously! So cute x,' she wrote. 
 
 The touching tweets seem to reflect the sentiment of her last-ever interview, in which Peaches spoke candidly of her desire to have a normal family life after her own somewhat turbulent childhood. 
 
 
 
 She said she owed her life to her children and said: ‘I am not about to let them down, not for anyone or anything.’ 
 
 She said that becoming a mother had healed a ‘rudderless and troubled’ childhood, and that she wanted everyone to know parenthood was ‘the best thing you’ve ever done’. 
 
 The interview, less than a month before her death yesterday, with Mother & Baby magazine was centred on ‘attachment parenting’ – sleeping in the same room, preferably the same bed as the baby, as well as long-term breastfeeding. 
 
 
 
 5.58pm: The mother-of-two bought new clothes for her boy Astala - and showed them off in detail 
 
 5.59pm: She posted this picture of her son Phaedra along with the caption 'Phaedy's fave thing to do is to look at old photos of mama, seriously! So cute x' 
 
 Cute photo: She also posted this image on Instagram, captioned 'Walkin' and a Rollin'' Just moments later - also at 6pm - she posted this picture alongside the caption 'Driving boy is back!' 6.04pm: Peaches was proud to show her son's handwork over Easter 
 
 'Attachment parenting': Peaches would rush to pick her babies up as soon as they cried and put them to sleep in her own bed ¿ even if it meant she barely slept. Above, Peaches posted this image of her son on Instagram Last photo: This photo of Peaches in the arms of her late mother, Paula Yates, was the last she tweeted 
 
 ‘After years of struggling to know myself, feeling lost at sea, rudderless and troubled, having babies through which to correct the multiple mistakes of my own traumatic childhood was beyond healing. 
 
 
 
 ‘I felt finally anchored in place, with lives that literally depend on me, and I am not about to let them down, not for anyone or anything.’ 
 
 Her husband had previously revealed in an interview with a Jewish magazine that he fell in love with Peaches the first night they spent together, and soon afterwards she told him she'd discovered that through her grandmother she was also Jewish like her husband. 
 
 He went out and bought her a Magen David to celebrate - the first present he ever gave her. 
 
 
 
 The long-haired singer told TotallyJewish.com: 'I knew Peaches for a few years and she was always so much more exciting and amazing than any girl I'd ever known. 
 
 'From the moment we went out with each other I was sure. I didn't want to spend a day away from her really for the rest of my life. 
 
 'We haven't looked back since that first night. We are very loved up. Love and being loving is one of the most important things in life. 
 
 
 
 'My love for her isn't about flowers and romantic dinners. It's more about looking after her and being responsive when she doesn't seem happy.' 
 
 'From the moment we went out with each other I was sure. I didn't want to spend a day away from her really for the rest of my life. 
 
 
 
 'We haven't looked back since that first night. We are very loved up. Love and being loving is one of the most important things in life. 
 
 
 
 'My love for her isn't about flowers and romantic dinners. It's more about looking after her and being responsive when she doesn't seem happy.' ||||| Get celebs updates directly to your inbox + Subscribe Thank you for subscribing! Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid Email 
 
 There was no evidence of drugs at the home where Peaches Geldof was found dead aged 25, it was reported last night. 
 
 Officers searching the property have reportedly said there were no visible signs of injury and no suicide note. 
 
 Her death is being treated as "unexplained" at this early stage. It is thought the most likely cause of death is natural causes. 
 
 Friends of the journalist and model insist she wasn't on drugs before her "unexplained and sudden" death. 
 
 An ambulance was spotted arriving at her home at 8.30pm on Monday night and forensic experts left the property 30 minutes later. 
 
 A post-mortem is expected to take place on Tuesday. 
 
 Distraught Bob Geldof told of his agony last night after the shock death of daughter Peaches at. 
 
 The Live Aid legend spoke after the mum-of-two’s body was found yesterday at the countryside home she shared with husband Tom Cohen. 
 
 As tributes poured in for tragic Peaches, Geldof confirmed her death and said: “We are beyond pain. She was the wildest, funniest, cleverest, wittiest and the most bonkers of all of us. 
 
 “Writing ‘was’ destroys me afresh. What a beautiful child. 
 
 How is this possible that we will not see her again? How is that bearable? We loved her and will cherish her forever. 
 
 How sad that sentence is. Tom and sons Astala and Phaedra will always belong in our family, fractured so often, but never broken. 
 
 ”Musician Tom, dad of 23-month-old Astala and Phaedra, whose first birthday is on 24 April, added: “My beloved wife Peaches was adored by myself and her two sons. 
 
 "I shall bring them up with their mother in their hearts everyday. We shall love her forever." 
 
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 Police were treating the death as “unexplained” but not suspicious. 
 
 Hours before she died, Peaches – the second daughter of Geldof and former TV presenter Paula Yates – posted a poignant picture of her as a baby with her mother, who died from a drug ­overdose in 2000 at 41. 
 
 The caption read simply: “Me and my mum.” 
 
 Singer Lily Allen led the tributes to the writer, former model and TV ­personality, who recently revealed she found the pressures of being a young mum very hard. 
 
 The singer wrote: said: “My thoughts are with Peaches’ family at this awful time. Rest in peace gorgeous girl.” 
 
 Sharon Osbourne added: ­“Devastated about Peaches. Sending condolences & respect to the Geldof family. It’s unimaginable what they must be going through right now.” 
 
 Pop star Ellie Goulding wrote: “Even if you think you’ve got it all figured out, some things still can’t be explained or ­understood. Two beautiful children. RIP Peaches.” 
 
 Supermodel Naomi Campbell said: “RIP Peaches Geldof too young to lose your ­beautiful soul.” 
 
 TV presenter Gary Lineker added: “The Bob Geldof quote will make every parent cry.” 
 
 It is understood Geldof, 62, was last night arranging to fly back from San Francisco, where he was due give a speech on social justice and peace to ­neurosurgeons. 
 
 Tortured Peaches, who lived in Wrotham, Kent, has told how she never come to terms with her mum’s death until many years later. She was just 11 at the time. 
 
 She also revealed Geldof rarely saw her two sons. In 2012, she said: “I remember the day my mother died, and it’s still hard to talk about it. 
 
 “I just blocked it out. I went to school the next day because my father’s mentality was, ‘Keep calm and carry on.’ 
 
 “So we all went to school and tried to act as if nothing had happened. But it had happened. I didn’t grieve. 
 
 “I didn’t cry at her funeral. I couldn’t express anything because I was just numb to it all. I didn’t start grieving properly until I was maybe 16. 
 
 ”Peaches was seven when her mum and dad split. She told how she struggled to come to terms with the break-up. 
 
 She added: “I was completely aware of the whole situation, the transition of my mother who was amazing, who wrote books on parenting, who gave us this idyllic childhood in Kent and who then turned into this heartbroken shell of a woman who was just medicating to get through the day. 
 
 “On top of that, there was my father who was embittered and depressed. 
 
 “It was like living on a permanent see-saw and very scary and sad. Those feelings have always stayed with me, they just never went away.” 
 
 Seven weeks ago, Peaches told how Tom’s parents saw more of her children than Geldof. When asked why the former Boomtown Rats singer was not on any of her Instagram photos of the ­youngsters, she replied: “He doesn’t see them. 
 
 "It really is his loss to be honest. Thank God for Tom’s parents who are totally amazing. 
 
 “They will drop everything to come and they are so loving, have an incredible bond with both Phaedy and Astala. 
 
 “My dad has always been stubborn though and unchangeable. He will regret it one day. It is hard to accept though.” 
 
 Peaches was found dead by police when officers were called to the her £1million home “following a report of concern for the welfare of a woman”. 
 
 She and Tom – former singer in rock band S.C.U.M – swapped their life in London for the Kent countryside last year. 
 
 But in what is believed to be her last interview, just weeks before she died, Peaches admitted her children caused her to “cry with exhaustion, when they are both screaming”. 
 
 She told Mother & Baby magazine she socialised on Instagram because she “didn’t have that thing of meeting up with other mums”. 
 
 She added: and I’ve just had to sit down, breathe and be like, ‘this is hard.’ You have no time for yourself, even on the toilet - you have a baby sitting on your lap while you are having a poo, eating a sandwich at the same time.“That’s what being a mum is. It’s not easy. 
 
 It can be stressful, but it is the most rewarding thing you can do.” 
 
 But the interview ended on a positive note with Peaches being upbeat. She said: “Since I’ve had the boys, I don’t think of the world as a negative place any more. 
 
 "I have so much love. And, through my love for them, I’ve been reborn into a better, more patient person. 
 
 "I feel like an adult.” 
 
 Neighbours were yesterday left stunned by the tragedy. 
 
 One, who asked not to be named, said: “I only saw her in the local shop last week with her husband and two children. 
 
 “They seemed fine and so happy. She kept herself to herself really. She spends 90% of her time down here now.“ 
 
 "They seemed to love living here. It’s so sad. I was so shocked at the news.” 
 
 Shop assistant James Cole, 24, who works at the Nisa general store in nearby Borough Green, added: “I was telling another workmate about Peaches putting a picture of her and her mum on Instagram yesterday and we both thought that was a bit spooky. 
 
 “It’s a tight-knit community here, everyone knows what’s going on and everyone is shocked about this.” 
 
 In December, Peaches revealed she thought she had seen the ghost of a woman who had given birth to a stillborn baby in her new home. 
 
 However, she said the ­atmosphere in the house was “friendly and rather maternal”. 
 
 Last night, two police forensics vans and a squad car were parked outside her home. 
 
 Officers stood guard at the driveway as teams combed the house. 
 
 Socialite Peaches was last seen at the F&F fashion show in London on Thursday, where she sat in the front row, with stars including TOWIE’s Sam Faiers and Amy Willerton. 
 
 Onlookers said she seemed in good spirits. It was a rare night out for Peaches who in recent years has embraced motherhood and generally shunned the showbiz scene. 
 
 She was previously married to rock musician Max Drummey but the pair split in 2009 after six months. 
 
 Last October, Peaches revealed her wild partying days were behind her. She said: “I feel like I grew up a lot when I had the children. It healed many things in me that were painful. When my sons were born I could be reborn as a wife and mother. 
 
 "Getting married to the right person changed me too.” 
 
 It was a far cry from her teenage years where she was repeatedly linked to drugs. In July 2008, Peaches was treated by paramedics for a suspected overdose at her home in North London. 
 
 She was believed to have been revived by a friend who gave her the kiss of life. 
 
 Peaches had two sisters from Geldof, Fifi Trixibelle, 31, and 23-year-old Pixie. She also had a half-sister, Tiger Lily, who was the daughter of Paula and the INXS singer Michael Hutchence, who died in 1997. 
 
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– Heartbreaking details about Peaches Geldof's final moments are trickling out: The Sun reports that her 11-month-old son, Phaedra, was near her, playing, when her body was found. "The hope is that Phaedra is so young he wasn’t aware of what was going on," says a source, according to Radar. Geldof's husband, Thomas Cohen, was out of town with their other son, Astala, at the time. He asked a friend to check on his wife when she didn't answer her phone. Meanwhile, you may have heard the Daily Mail-fueled rumors that "juice fasting" could have been a factor in Geldof's death, as well as concern over how thin Geldof was in recent days. But in a 2011 interview that was previously unpublished, Geldof slammed rumors that she was anorexic, E! reports. "Do I really look that thin? Let's be honest. How did I do it? I just stopped eating McDonald's and f---ing s--- every day," she said, adding that she was much less healthy before: "I had the heart of a 90-year-old gangster. ... People are like, 'Peaches is scary and anorexic.' Not really. It's ridiculous." (But, of course, that didn't stop a doctor not involved in the case from speculating that Geldof may have been bulimic.)