Dayle Haddon, Model and Activist, Dies at 76 from Suspected Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Authorities link Haddon's death to a faulty heating system in her daughter's Pennsylvania home, with one other victim hospitalized in critical condition.

Dayle Haddon, a Canadian model, actress, and activist, was found dead on December 27 in a detached suite on her daughter's property in Solebury Township, Pennsylvania.
The suspected cause of death is carbon monoxide poisoning due to a defective boiler heating system, with toxicology reports pending to confirm the official cause.
A 76-year-old man, identified as Walter J. Blucas, father-in-law of Haddon's daughter, was hospitalized in critical condition after the incident.
Haddon, a trailblazer in the modeling industry, was renowned for holding four major cosmetics contracts and later became a UNICEF ambassador and founder of the nonprofit WomenOne.
Her daughter, Ryan Haddon, paid tribute to her mother on Instagram, highlighting her creativity, kindness, and dedication to empowering women and girls globally.