Rob Reiner spent his life telling stories about love, loyalty and the fragile, funny ways people break and heal. From All in the Family to When Harry Met Sally and A Few Good Men, he helped define what American emotion looked like on screen. Off screen, he and Michele built a long, steady marriage and poured themselves into their children, including Nick, whose battles with addiction once pushed him onto the streets and later into recovery and screenwriting.
Now, the narrative around this family is unbearably stark: two parents dead in their own home, a son alive and under questioning, and a community stunned into silence. Investigators have not confirmed what happened inside that house or why. What remains certain is the legacy Rob and Michele leave behind — decades of art, advocacy and complicated, enduring love that even this unimaginable ending cannot erase.
