The registered nurse that was with Anna Nicole Smith in her hotel room the day she died sat down with Entertainment Tonight to discuss Anna's last moments. Here are some excerpts from that interview with Taz:
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Why was she there?

"She didn't need supervision," Taz clarifies. "[Moe and Howard] just wanted to leave someone there in case she would wake up and neither one of them were there. I would be sitting in the room and I could tell her ... 'Moe had to run an errand and Howard went to get your boat.'"

When did she notice something was wrong?

"There was another person there with us but she was in the living room of the suite," Taz begins. "She had ordered room service and she was sitting there eating, and my husband [Moe] called me, and I was speaking with him on the phone, and she heard me talking and thought I was speaking with Anna.
"She came in the room and said 'Anna's awake, Anna's awake,' and she walked right up to the bed and I said, 'Please, don't wake Anna, she's sleeping.' [But] she walked right up to the bed and told Taz she didn't like what she saw."

When did she call for help?

"I assessed her a little bit and got a little closer ... and I realized she wasn't breathing," she says. "I opened her airway and I looked, listened and felt for air exchange, and there was no air exchange." She says that's when she decided to call her husband, a registered paramedic. "I hit the button on my earpiece because my husband was the last person I spoke to and that would ring back to his phone, and I told him, 'You need to get back here, I don't like what I see. Anna's not responding to me and she's not breathing, and you need to call 911.'"
Taz recalls that she went back to the hotel room after Anna's death that same day to gather her belongings, which was almost too overwhelming to handle. "I went in there and stood by the bed and I almost passed out," she says. "Moe had to take me away because I could just feel her presence. I just stood there and looked at the bed where she was ... it was so sad."

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