In honor of my hero , the gonzo of food: Anthony Bourdain. You will be greatly missed. I hope the pain you felt so deeply has been soothed. Goodby my kindred spirit I’ll see you up there. pic.twitter.com/K439NhgSUi — yourgreatestever.life (@petersograteful) June 8, 2018

If there is anyone we collectively kept up with, it was Anthony Bourdain. If he wrote it, we read it. We've had many conversations & experiences stemming from places he'd been and restaurants he recommended. Our thoughts are with his family & friends. https://t.co/yd7nsGGETS — TMC Digital Media (@tmcdigitalmedia) June 8, 2018

Anthony Bourdain's segment with chef Sean Brock at a Waffle House might be his masterpiece. It epitomizes his mission statement Shedding the elitism that plagues the culinary world, opening your ears to someone and diving head first into new dietary adventures. Rest in Peace — Taylor Carlisle (@TCarlisleArt4) June 8, 2018

I'm a jaded journalist, so it's bizarre to say the #royalwedding just restored a little bit of my faith in humanity. #totallyunexpected pic.twitter.com/HMqz41ojnr — Richard Elliot (@RElliotWSB) May 19, 2018

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What’s Granny think of this preacher from America? #RoyalWedding pic.twitter.com/PJdgkxQPHQ — JacSan (@JacSan5) May 19, 2018

I think the Episcopal Church will have many new Parishioners tomorrow! "The Most Bishop Curry" #DaBomb #RoyalWedding — NorthMetroConnects (@NorthmetroCnx) May 19, 2018

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Anyone else get emotional watching Meghan Markle’s mother, Doria Ragland, get emotional at the #royalwedding?? Truly a beautiful moment 😍😍. And how elegant does she look?? Slay those locs 🙌🙌#royalwedding2018 #meghanmarkle #locs #hairinspo pic.twitter.com/1gCy9u6ed1 — So Good BB (@sogoodbb) May 19, 2018