A heartbreaking message in a statement expressing their gratitude to the doctors and nurses who have supported them during this challenging time…
Sandra Bullock’s longtime partner Bryan Randall has died after a three-year battle with ASL.
His family broke the heartbreaking news of his untimely death with a statement that began, “It is with deep regret that we announce that Bryan Randall passed away peacefully on August 5th, completing a heroic 3-year battle against ALS.
“Bryan made a conscious choice to keep his battle with ALS private, and those of us who dutifully cared for him fulfilled his purpose.
We express our sincere gratitude to the steadfast doctors who helped us navigate the complexities of this disease, as well as the excellent nurses who became an essential part of our lives, often neglecting their own families to support ours. We respectfully request privacy during this time as we grieve and work to accept the heartbreaking reality of saying goodbye to Bryan.
Bullock’s sister, Gesine Bullock-Prado, paid tribute to Randall in a touching Instagram post that also shared details of the actress’ heartbreaking final hours with her late husband.
Gesine shared a picture of Randall taken on Monday, August 7. “I’m convinced that Bry has found the best fishing spot in the sky and is already casting his bait into rushing rivers in conjunction with salmon,” Gesine wrote.
“ALS is a cruel disease, but there is some comfort in knowing that he had the best caregivers in my wonderful sister and the group of nurses she assembled to help her care for him in their home,” Gesine continued. Rest in peace, Bryan.
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When Bullock’s son’s birthday happened in January 2015, Randall was hired as the photographer. A few months later, they started dating, and soon after they both decided they were meant to be together, they made their Red Carpet debut.
Although the Ocean’s 8 actress is known for rarely revealing details about her personal life, she spoke candidly about Randall during an appearance on Red Table Talk, calling him the “love of (her) life.”
She also expressed gratitude for her blended family, admitting that there are times when she wishes she and her children had the same skin tone. “To note that sometimes I wish our skin tones were the same.
Then it would be easier for people to approach us,” Bullock said. “And I feel the same way as a mother with children who are white or brown-skinned,” she continued.
Her two adopted children were shared by her and Randall. The actress said, “She sets an example that I want my children to follow.
According to the person who spoke about Randall, “Sandra is aware of all his devotion to her and the kids. For as long as I can remember, the kids have called Bryan ‘Daddy’ and it still makes him happy.
Bullock revealed more about her personal life, including how she and Randall didn’t rush into marriage because their children came first. She added: “I don’t need paper to be a loyal partner and a loving mother.” I don’t need them to remind me to be there for them even in their darkest moments. I don’t need to be told that a nice man will help me weather the storm!
Bullock has not released any words to the media about her partner’s untimely death.
Randall’s family has supported contributions to Massachusetts General Hospital and the ALS Association.
This loss is deeply felt and our condolences go out to Sandra Bullock, her family, and all who loved Bryan. The impact he had on their lives and the loving care he provided during his battle with ALS will always be remembered.
We are truly sorry for this loss. Peace be with her.