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- Anthony Bourdain, award-winning television host, chef, and author, was found dead in his hotel room in France on Friday. His employer CNN confirmed that the cause of death was suicide.
- He was 61. He leaves behind his 11-year-old daughter Ariane and longtime girlfriend Asia Argento.
- In his lifetime, he authored more than a dozen books, hosted several award-winning television shows, and was executive chef at the now-closed Brasserie Les Halles.
Anthony Bourdain has died at age 61. His employer CNN confirmed that the cause of death was suicide by hanging.
Bourdain was a celebrity chef, author, the host of CNN's travel show "Parts Unknown," and the winner of four Emmys and a Peabody award. He often spoke about his struggles with drug use earlier in life, and his rocky path to stardom.
Below, take a look back at Bourdain's life and career.