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\t\t<\/p>\n Celebrity chef Anne Burrell<\/strong><\/a> tragically passed away at the age of 55<\/a> on Tuesday (June 17) at her home in Brooklyn, New York, and now, details are emerging about what she did on Monday night (June 16).<\/p>\n Well, sources have shared that the Worst Cooks in America<\/em> host was actually participating in an improvisational comedy show at the Second City in Brooklyn.<\/p>\n Keep reading to find out more\u2026<\/em><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n \u201cEveryone said she was so great last night and so happy,\u201d a source told People<\/em><\/a> about how she seemed just hours before her passing.<\/p>\n Another insider was allegedly at the show with her and said she \u201cwas in great spirits last night during and after the improv show. Typical fun, outgoing Anne<\/strong>, having a blast.\u201d <\/p>\n Those who were at the show seem \u201cshocked and confused\u201d because she seemed completely normal upon departing the improv show.<\/p>\n Anne<\/strong> posted<\/a> just a week ago, \u201cSooooooo\u2026 as I have mentioned I have been taking Improv classes @thesecondcitytc and having an ABSOLUTE blast!!! My class and I are coming to the end of this term and we get to do an actual show!!! If anyone is interested in stopping by on Monday June 16 at 9 pm @thesecondcity in Brooklyn please feel free!! We are a small but SUPER fun bunch!!\u201d<\/p>\n No cause of death<\/a> has been released at this time.<\/p>\n Anne<\/strong> is survived by her husband Stuart Claxton<\/strong><\/a> and his son Javier<\/strong>, as well as her mother and sister. <\/p>\n <\/span><\/p><\/div>\n