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Robin Williams’s daughter honors his 69th birthday with donations

/ 04:38 PM July 22, 2020

Robin Williams and Zelda Williams

Robin Williams (L) and daughter Zelda Williams. Image: Jason Merritt/Getty Images/AFP, Valerie Macon/AFP

Actress and director Zelda Williams celebrated her late father Robin Williams’ 69th birthday by giving back — and with some humor to boot.

Zelda, 30, went on Twitter today, July 22 to announce her charitable plan.

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“Today would’ve been Dad’s 69th birthday, so to honor him (& that glorious number), I will be donating $69.69 to as many local homeless shelters as I can,” she said.

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“Join me if you like, but regardless, know I am wishing you all at least one hearty, immature belly laugh on Dad today.”

https://twitter.com/zeldawilliams/status/1285649335917719559

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She proceeded to list the Los Angeles shelters to whom she sent donations in the Twitter thread.

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Zelda eventually had to take a pause on the online donations, however. “Welp, got the ‘suspicious activity’ email, so gonna have to slow down on 69s and go talk to a robot for a bit,” she said in a follow-up tweet.

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“Gonna go back to being off socials for awhile (as I do yearly), but thanks for joining me in honoring Dad (and the number 69) today!”

“It was ‘nice,’” she quipped.

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https://twitter.com/zeldawilliams/status/1285663329671958530

Zelda is one of Robin’s three kids; she is his child with film producer Marsha Garces. He took his life in August 2014.

The award-winning comedian and actor was beloved by fans for his humorous voice impersonations and iconic roles in “Aladdin”, “Dead Poets Society”, “Good Will Hunting” and “Mrs. Doubtfire”. JB

The Philippine Department of Health has said that every case of suicide is a tragedy that can be avoided. Thus, people who feel that they may be suffering from mental health problems and need help may call Hopeline hotlines:

  • 804-HOPE (4673)
  • 0917-558-HOPE (4673), or
  • 2919 (toll-free number for Globe and TM subscribers)

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