Actress Hayden Panettiere’s death at 36 prompted a re-examination of her life and career, particularly her relationship with Neutrogena. Her memoir, "This Is Me: A Reckoning," and recent interviews revealed her negative feelings toward the cosmetics company. Neutrogena ended their decade-long partnership in the mid-2010s. Panettiere claimed this was due to a "morality clause" violation after she spoke about her struggles with postpartum depression. Her death intensified public backlash against Neutrogena, leading to calls for boycotts.In response, Neutrogena issued a statement on Instagram expressing sadness over Panettiere's passing. The company acknowledged making her feel unsupported during a difficult time, despite her being a valued community member for over a decade. Neutrogena committed to making a significant investment in a community health partner. This investment aims to provide more women with access to support, including care for postpartum depression. The company promised to share more details about these plans soon. Panettiere died on August 16, with police finding no signs of foul play.