Joan Rivers, the comedian who died more than two weeks ago, is impressed with the design of the new iPhone 6, according to her official social media channels.
"This badass is being replaced by an iPhone 6 (not the fat one)," the post read when it went live shortly after the new Apple product hit shelves in the US on Friday.
"I got this one in 2010, and after 4 years, my only complaint is that apps are now designed for bigger screens, and the battery is getting tired. Never had a case for it, since it was most beautiful on its own. Great achievement in design. Great product."
The sponsored scheduled post – a status update that appeared to be written by the Fashion Police star – was visible to more than 1.3 million of her fans on Facebook and Instagram before being quickly removed.
Rivers died on September 4 after suffering cardiac arrest during surgery in New York.
Reports surfaced last week that her personal throat doctor, Dr Gwen Korovin, took a selfie with the star while she was under general anaesthetic.
CNN reported an investigation is underway into allegations Dr Korovin performed an "unauthorised procedure".
While she has denied the incident, she was allegedly overheard saying Rivers "will think this is funny" or "would love this" as she took the photo.
These new development in Rivers' (after) life, follows the announcement by the E! network which confirmed Fashion Police, the show she and her daughter Melissa produced, will continue with co-hosts Giuliana Rancic, Kelly Osbourne and George Kotsiopoulos.
The snarky TV talk show which critiques celebrity style will return in the coming months.
