Really glad this tweet connected with so many people. Some brilliant answers to my question, but can't read them all, I'm sorry! Don't have anything to promote other than the common sense idea that we should abolish the monarchy and have a more equal society.

@LuckyHeronSay None. Clue is in 'hadn't known personally'.

@Dave64231455 I think you can feel a sense of grief for someone you haven't known personally.

@LuckyHeronSay @SophiaCannon Prince

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@LuckyHeronSay Farley and norm. Levon helm.

@LuckyHeronSay Chris Cornell and Frank Zappa ☹️

@LuckyHeronSay I think Bobby Kennedy, there was so much loss at that time (JFK, MLK, Jr.) , and he seemed like a last glimmer of hope.

@LuckyHeronSay Prince.

@LuckyHeronSay Victoria Wood's and Caroline Aherne's deaths were a bit too much to take, especially in the same year. Felt similarly, years earlier, when Charlotte Colman died so tragically.

@LuckyHeronSay Robin Williams. That one hit me hard.

@LuckyHeronSay I feel that way about this Queen. So much strength and self-discipline, qualities I find admirable.

@LuckyHeronSay David Bowie, George Harrison, Dame Diana Rigg,Sir Christopher Lee

@LuckyHeronSay None yet, I don’t really feel connected with traditional celebrities. I listen to and love some pretty famous podcasters. I sometimes think about how sad it would be to lose one. It’s like a one way friendship with a person who’s work I really admire.

@LuckyHeronSay Chris Farley

@LuckyHeronSay Cliff Burton

@LuckyHeronSay John Lennon

@LuckyHeronSay George Carlin

@LuckyHeronSay paul walker died on my birthday and I cancelled it lol

@LuckyHeronSay Definitely @kobebryant and Gigi! Their death hit me haaaaardd, for almost an entire month