More details about the death of Rosie O'Donnell's late ex-wife Michelle Rounds have been revealed, although the cause remains unknown.
Authorities found bottles of prescription pills near her body, a medical examiner's office spokesperson confirmed to E! News Thursday. Their contents were not made public and they were gathered for evidence.
Rounds was found dead at age 46 in her Florida home on September 11. The Blast quoted a medical examiner's office official as saying that her wife, Krista Monteleone, was the one who discovered her body, in bed. The outlet quoted sources close to Rounds' family as saying that Rounds was taking pain medication because of "severe pain" stemming from her desmoid tumors—noncancerous growths in connective tissue.
The medical examiner's office had said last week her autopsy took place a day after her body was found and there were no external signs of trauma on her body, according to The Blast. Officials have also not ruled out suicide as a cause of death and say toxicology tests will help determine if Rounds died naturally or accidentally, the outlet reported.
O'Donnell and Rounds began their relationship in 2011 and wed the following year, days before Rounds underwent surgery for desmoid tumors, a rare and life-threatening disease.
The two split in 2014 and finalized a divorce in 2016.
During their relationship, they adopted now 4-year-old daughter Dakota, the youngest of O'Donnell's five children. After their split, O'Donnell received full custody of the child.
Rounds later wed Monteleone. Rounds is survived by her wife, her parents, two daughters and a stepson.
—Reporting by Holly Passalaqua