Ryan O'Neal was happy to be omitted from long-term partner Farrah Fawcett's last living trust.

The actor says his relationship with the 'Charlie's Angels' actress - who lost her battle with cancer in June aged 62 - was based on love and respect and had nothing to do with financial gain.

Farrah Fawcett's last living trust omitted long-term partner Ryan O'Neal.

The 'Charlie's Angels' actress - who lost her battle with cancer in June aged 62 - reportedly left $4.5 million to son Redmond O'Neal and $100,000 to ex-boyfriend Greg Lott, who has recently claimed he was the star's secret boyfriend but had been banned from seeing her by Ryan.

Ryan O'Neal fears he caused Farrah Fawcett's cancer. The 68-year-old actor wishes he could restart his relationship with the late "Charlie's Angels" actress - who lost her battle with anal cancer on June 25 this year - because he wishes he had treated her better.

He explained to Vanity Fair magazine: "I'd love to do it over. I would have been much kinder, more understanding, more mature. I'd lose some of the savagery. I don't know how she got cancer - maybe some of it was me."

Farrah Fawcett was mourned by 200 friends and family members at a private funeral yesterday. Those close to the "Charlie's Angels" star - who lost her battle with cancer last Thursday - including her long-term partner Ryan O'Neal and son Redmond O'Neal, gathered at Los Angeles' Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in downtown Los Angeles for the service.

Farrah's best friend Alana Stewart gave the eulogy, saying: "Goodbye sweet girl. Farrah never felt sorry for herself during her illness - she fought cancer furiously."

Farrah Fawcett is now resting with the angels, says her former "Charlie's Angels" co-star. The 62-year-old actress lost her fight against anal cancer Thursday and actress Jaclyn Smith believes Farrah is now being looked after in heaven.

She said: "Farrah had courage, she had strength, and she had faith. And now she has peace as she rests with the real angels."