The Anna Nicole Smith seems never-ending and, judging by the way things look now, it will last for a very long time from now on. Daniel, her son, was finally buried the minute the investigation into his unnatural death was closed but now it's her mother who throws harsh words at her.

As the former model was still recovering on the hospital bed from the shock she received with the death of the 20-year-old boy, her estranged mother, Virgie Arthur says that it is her and Howard Stern who must be held responsible for Daniel's untimely passing. At the time, the elderly woman said that Daniel would have never done drugs because she knew him too well and he was one of the most down-to-earth young men she ever saw.

In the series of interviews that Anna gave to 'The Insider', she also addressed the question of somebody being accountable for Daniel's death and, even more, attacked her mother directly. Fighting back her tears, the Playmate looked straight at the camera as if into her mother's eyes and calmly said: 'When I saw her on CNN and I saw how evil she was and how evil she looked… bring it on, Mom, Mommie Dearest, bring it on!'.

After a second or two, Anna moved her eyes off the camera and talked to the interviewer in more specific terms, referring to her relationship with her mother and to the way her words have and continue to affect her:

'How dare you, how dare you… I see her on CNN telling everybody that I killed my son or Howard killed my son. She kept trying to say that I had all these drugs; I had to give them to him because he didn't do drugs and he didn't do this and he didn't do that. How does she know; she didn't know my son. She hasn't seen my son since he was probably about five years old; she doesn't know him, she doesn't know me. For her to go out there and make these ridiculous statements about me killing my son or Howard killing my son, who does she think she is?'.

This is the second time that Smith is faced with allegations and accusations coming from her very family, the first time having occurred when her sister threatened to publish a book about her 'uncensored' life.