Richard Simmons’ longtime caretaker thinks she knows how he died, ‘can’t stop crying’
'My hands did the same'
(FOX NEWS) — Richard Simmons’ caretaker, Teresa Reveles, found the fitness icon in his bedroom on the day that he died.
Reveles, who worked for Simmons for nearly four decades, is still very much grieving the death of her friend.
“I can’t stop crying. I still can’t believe what happened,” she told People magazine.
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