Homeless Loni Willison saw smoking on streets prior to the 42nd birthday

Loni Willison’s tragic downward spiral was uncovered when she was seen in a terrible state just a few days before she turned 42.

Still fighting addiction demons, the bomb-put-tragic story looked unrecognizable in photos that showed her that she was wandering through the streets with a large sip in one hand and a cigarette in the other, Radaronline.com can reveal.

Earlier this year, Willison – who suffered from years of drug abuse – was picked up in view of the pick -up Christmas tree from the trash and placing it in her cart full of blankets and supplies.

While she was wearing a night dress, she was caught on baking garbage cans and choosing away items – so that her hands appeared colored with dirt and dirt.

Willison was also seen with a large aerosol can in one hand, which came almost three months after she was caught on the paint of a brown paper bag.

In October she was photographed while she rested on a sidewalk in Los Angeles, where she squirted Rust-Oleum Paint Primer from an aerosol tin and in the bag.

Willison, who now lives on the street, originally caught the attention of the public after photos came to the fore by garbage bins in 2018-everyone, including her ex-band Jeremy Jackson, in disbelief.

Willison’s struggles escalated after her split from Jackson in 2014, after an alleged offensive relationship.

At the end of October, the Baywatch Star spoke about the downfall of his ex-wife and said that she is now ‘gone’.

Jackson, 44, had not seen his ex for four years after a heated argument that culminated in a 911 call, which effectively marked the end of their two-year marriage.

Apart from fighting his own demons, Jackson said that he devoted important means to help repair Willison, including attending therapy sessions, medication and the search for spiritual support.

However, his efforts turned out to be pointless as Willison’s behavior became more and more erratic and they was seen Barefoot while picking bins in Los Angeles a few years later.