Hollywood is all into shock as one of the leading stars has lost her life. Two and a Half Men star Conchata Ferrell is no more as she lost her life at 77. Ferrell peacefully passed on Oct. 12 due to complications following a cardiac arrest, as per a leading daily. She was encircled by family at Sherman Oaks Hospital in Sherman Oaks, California, at the time of her death. Her death comes about five months after she underwent a heart attack. Her husband Arnie Anderson told a leading daily that the actress was hospitalized in May after feeling ill.

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For over four weeks, she was in the intensive care unit and went into cardiac arrest at one point, which Anderson stated that lasted for about 10 minutes. Ferrell was then transferred to a long-term care facility and put on a respirator and dialysis, unable to speak or communicate. Anderson told a leading daily that while he spoke with his wife's nurse frequently, he wasn't able to visit her at the time due to coronavirus guidelines. The actress in February said that she had been hospitalized for a kidney infection in December in Charleston, West Virginia, where she had been living at her vacation home since Thanksgiving.

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The infection spread and began contaminating her blood, she said. She spent a few weeks in the ICU before she was released and put into transitional care in January. She spent the month bedridden as she recovered at home, going through physical therapy several times a day. The actress told a magazine that her husband was by her side throughout the ordeal and worked tirelessly to care for her. Ferrell, who had been acting since 1974, is most known for playing Charlie Sheen's beloved housekeeper Berta on the CBS sitcom Two and a Half Men. Ferrell starred in the show from 2003 through the finale in 2015.

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