TORONTO — Dozens of items that belonged to the late Farrah Fawcett — including her 1997 People’s Choice Award — are going up for auction on Dec. 6.
The Charlie’s Angel star and pin-up died in 2009 of cancer. She was 62.
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Fawcett’s nephew Gregory Walls has listed 67 items for sale, including her passport, driver’s license and American Express card.
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There are also pieces of jewelry, clothing and designer shoes.
The sale will take place at Heritage Auctions in Dallas.
Walls said a portion of the proceeds from the sale will support The Farrah Fawcett Foundation.
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