SAD NEWS: Hollywood Icon Loni Anderson, Lifelong Broncos Fan, Dies at 79 — Denver Fans Heartbroken by Cause of Death

The New Orleans Saints community and the world of Hollywood are mourning the loss of a beloved legend. Loni Anderson, the iconic actress best known for her role on WKRP in Cincinnati, has passed away at the age of 79, following a private battle with illness.

Her family confirmed the news earlier today, stating she passed peacefully, surrounded by loved ones. While the entertainment industry remembers her for her talent, elegance, and charisma, the Who Dat Nation grieves the loss of a fan who bled black and gold until her final days.

Loni was a familiar face at the Caesars Superdome, often cheering from the stands in Saints gear, smiling alongside fans, and supporting the team through every high and low. Her love for the Saints spanned decades — from the franchise’s early struggles to its Super Bowl glory and beyond.

“She wasn’t born here, but she was one of us. Her love for the Saints was genuine and unshakable,” said a longtime Saints fan.

Social media has since flooded with tributes, memories, and heartfelt messages from fans, teammates, and those who had the chance to meet her. The cause of death has not been publicly disclosed, but the legacy she leaves behind is deeply felt.

In a city known for its passion, loyalty, and heart, Loni Anderson embodied all three.

She may be gone, but her spirit will live on in every Saints chant, in every touchdown celebration, and in every fan who continues to love this team the way she did.