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Raquel Welch, an actress who was considered one of the most attractive women to ever star in the film industry, passed away Wednesday. She was 82 years old.
TMZ reported that Welch died this morning after battling a short illness.
Welch was known for appearing in movies like “Fantastic Voyage,” “Hannie Caulder,” “Bedazzled\\and “The Three Musketeers,” for which she won a Golden Globe.
The author of a memoir entitled “Racquel: Beyond the Cleavage,” Welch was known for her beauty and was listed on Empire magazine’s “100 Sexiest Stars in Film History.”
According to Page Six, Welch’s performance in “One Million Years B.C.,” where she wore a fur bikini made her famous. She later told Fox News that she got tonsillitis from the conditions while filming.
“I had already so much penicillin when I was wearing the fur bikini that I almost died,” Welch told Fox News. “I had to rush, turn my car around and head right back to the doctor’s office, just run…
