Mommy Blogger Heather Armstrong, a.k.a. ‘Dooce,’ Has Died at Age 47

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"Mommy blogging Queen" Heather Armstrong - who rose to fame in the 00s with her illustrious parenting website Dooce - has sadly died, age 47.The US-born Internet sensation was widely adored by millions across the globe, who found the frank and reassuring documenting of her own struggles with parenthood and mental health to be a comfort in their own lives. Heather's partner Pete Ashdown told the Associated Press that she had died by suicide.

Popular parenting blogger Heather Armstrong has died at the age of 47, her boyfriend has announced.

Heather Armstrong, known to her dedicated fans as Dooce, has been found dead at just 47 years old. On Tuesday night, the “queen of mommy

Heather Brooke Armstrong, the writer known as “Dooce,” has passed away.

Associated Press on Wednesday, telling the outlet she had been sober for 18 months but recently had a relapse.Fans were informed of Armstrong's tragic death in a post shared to her Instagram account.«Heather Brooke Hamilton aka Heather B. Armstrong aka dooce aka love of my life.

Associated Press on Wednesday, telling the outlet she had been sober for 18 months but recently had a relapse.Fans were informed of Armstrong's tragic death in a post shared to her Instagram account.«Heather Brooke Hamilton aka Heather B. Armstrong aka dooce aka love of my life.

Heather Armstrong, once considered “The Queen of Mommy Blogging," and known for her motherhood blog Dooce, a nickname of hers, has died. The late "mommy blogger" was 47. The news was first shared on her Instagram page on May 10, with a photo of the late influencer looking up at an ornate, yellow ceiling.

Pat Saperstein Deputy Editor Heather Brooke Armstrong, the writer known as “Dooce” who gained popularity in the early days of blogging, died Tuesday. She was 47. Her family announced her death in an Instagram post on Wednesday. Her boyfriend, Pete Ashdown, told the Associated Press she died by suicide. “She had a relapse recently and that’s what really spiraled her down. She was sober for over 18 months, then started to sneak back into it. And then in the last month she went full tilt,” Ashdown told AP. No cause of death was given. A fluid and personal writer, she had long described her struggles with severe depression and alcoholism. She had more recently been criticized for promoting anti-trans sentiments on her blog dooce.com.

Instagram page.“Heather Brooke Hamilton aka Heather B. Armstrong aka dooce aka love of my life,” the caption read. “July 19, 1975 – May 9, 2023.

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