Shannon Price defends her decision to remove ex-husband Gary Coleman from life support in 2010, claiming she "had no choice" despite reports of a will requesting 15 days.

"Doctors at the hospital assumed Shannon was still married to Gary when in fact they had been divorced in secret," Tony Harris says in A&E's upcoming special

“I had no choice,” Price says in the episode (per People) when asked about why she chose to take Coleman off life support two days after he suffered an intracranial hemorrhage from a fall that left him in a medically-induced coma. “He had gone into cardiac arrest, and that is ultimately what took his life.”

A young couple have been left with no choice but to turn off their newborn baby's life support. First-time parents Oliver and Emily Luckman had been looking forward to starting the next chapter of their lives.

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Adriana Smith, the Georgia woman who was declared brain-dead but kept alive for months until her baby could be born, has been laid to rest.

Host Tony Harris pointed out on “Lie Detector” that Price had been divorced from the “Gary Coleman Show” alum for nearly two years prior to the accident, but she “presented a document at the hospital naming her as the decision maker on Gary’s advanced medical directive.”

When: Little Britain Twp. Board of Supervisors meeting, July 8. What happened: The board voted to authorize Wakefield EMS as the township’s advanced life support provider. Background: Wakefield EMS has been providing basic life support and transport,