After weeks of silence, Diane Keaton’s doctor has finally revealed disturbing details about her mysterious final hours — exposing missing medical records, cryptic last words, and a haunting truth that may forever change how the world remembers her tragic death.

It’s been weeks since Hollywood and the world said goodbye to Diane Keaton — the beloved Oscar-winning actress whose brilliance, wit, and timeless charm made her one of the most adored figures in film history.

But while tributes and condolences have poured in from around the globe, one man has remained silent — until now.

Dr.Michael Langford, the attending physician present during Diane Keaton’s final hours at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, has finally come forward to share what truly happened behind those hospital doors.

His revelation, made during a private interview that has since spread like wildfire through Hollywood circles, paints a haunting picture of a woman who was not only fighting for her life — but surrounded by mystery, confusion, and unanswered questions.

According to Dr.Langford, Keaton was admitted late on a Sunday evening after collapsing at her Beverly Hills home.

“She was conscious, but disoriented,” he recalled, his voice reportedly trembling.

“Her blood pressure was unstable, her heartbeat irregular.

We suspected cardiac complications at first — but the symptoms didn’t fully align.”

Over the next several hours, her condition fluctuated dramatically.

Nurses described moments when Keaton seemed to regain awareness, whispering words they could barely make out.

“She said something about ‘the letter’ and ‘not letting them know,’” one nurse allegedly reported, though hospital officials have declined to comment.

Within hours, Keaton’s heart stopped.

Doctors worked tirelessly to revive her — but it was too late.

What followed has since become the center of speculation.

Official statements listed her death as “cardiac failure due to natural causes,” yet inconsistencies in the medical report — and now Dr.

Langford’s testimony — are fueling new questions about what really happened that night.

“I’ve been a physician for over thirty years,” Langford said, “and I’ve seen every kind of medical emergency imaginable.

But something about that case didn’t sit right with me.

The medications she had been prescribed didn’t match the records we found later.

There were missing pages in her hospital log.

And the note she’d written before being admitted — it vanished.”

Friends close to Keaton describe her final weeks as “unsettled” and “uncharacteristically withdrawn.

” One longtime colleague, who worked with her on several films, mentioned that Diane had been “troubled by something deeply personal” but never explained what it was.

Another source, reportedly from her inner circle, suggested that she had recently discovered “something that frightened her” involving an unnamed Hollywood figure.

When asked if these outside factors could have contributed to her state of mind or condition, Dr.

Langford hesitated.

“All I can say,” he finally answered, “is that her final words weren’t about fear — they were about regret.

Whatever she carried with her, it weighed heavily.”

As rumors swirl online, fans have taken to social media demanding a formal inquiry.

Has something been covered up? Could Keaton’s death have been the result of something more complex — or even deliberate? The Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office has not announced any plans to reopen the investigation, but insiders claim “there’s growing pressure” to revisit the case in light of Langford’s revelations.

Meanwhile, tributes to Keaton continue to pour in.

Al Pacino, her longtime co-star and close friend, released a brief statement: “Diane was light — bright, funny, fierce.

If there’s any mystery left behind, it only proves how complex and beautiful she truly was.”

Dr.Langford, now retired, says he decided to come forward not to create scandal but to honor her memory.

“I owed her honesty,” he said quietly.

“People deserve to know the truth — or at least as much of it as I can tell.”

Whether his confession opens new doors or deepens the mystery, one thing is certain: Diane Keaton’s story is far from over.

The woman who gave the world laughter, love, and art may have left one final performance — the kind that lingers long after the curtain falls.

And if Dr.Langford’s words are true, the final act of Diane Keaton’s life may be the most haunting of all.