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Chef Tyler Florence, Sunny Anderson and more pay tribute to late Food Network star Anne Burrell The longtime "Worst Cooks in America" co-host died Tuesday morning at 55.

We’ve lost someone truly special.” Al Roker, Guy Fieri, Carla Hall, Carson Kressley, Aaron Sanchez and Bobby Flay shared heartfelt statements celebrating Burrell’s life, as well.

Food Network stars Guy Fieri, Tyler Florence and Carla Hall and prominent figures like Al Roker and Michelle Obama pay tribute to chef Anne Burrell after her death.

Anne Burrell was remembered by several famous chefs and other Food Network stars after her shocking death on Tuesday.

Carla Hall, Aaron Sanchez and others in the food world are paying tribute to late chef and Food Network star Anne Burrell, who died Tuesday. She was 55 years old.

Celebrity chef Aaron Sanchez said, "I'm heartbroken by the loss of my dear friend, Chef Anne Burrell. Her spirit, her fire, her talent, her leadership, her laugh... unforgettable.

After Food Network star Anne Burrell died at age 55, fellow chefs Aarón Sanchez, Robert Irvine, Carla Hall, Ming Tsai and Chris Valdes shared their heartfelt tributes.

After Food Network star Anne Burrell died at age 55, fellow chefs Aarón Sanchez, Robert Irvine, Carla Hall, Ming Tsai and Chris Valdes shared their heartfelt tributes.