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    ‘The Nightmare Isn’t Over,’ But One Thing Has ‘Helped’ Rob Reiner’s Kids After Their Parent’s Deaths And Brother’s Arrest

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    ‘The Nightmare Isn’t Over,’ But One Thing Has ‘Helped’ Rob Reiner’s Kids After Their Parent’s Deaths And Brother’s Arrest



    ‘The Nightmare Isn’t Over,’ But One Thing Has ‘Helped’ Rob Reiner’s Kids After Their Parent’s Deaths And Brother’s Arrest

    It’s now been several weeks since acclaimed filmmaker Rob Reiner was found dead at 78 in his California home alongside his wife, Michele (70). Further details on the situation have emerged since the news of the couple’s deaths first became public knowledge. Shortly after, the Reiners’ son, Nick, was arrested on suspicion of murder. All the while, Rob and Michele’s other two children, Jake and Romy, have reportedly been navigating the situation and, though they’re facing challenges, at least one thing is said to be helping them at this time.

    An insider shared alleged details with People in regard to how Romy (28) and Jake Reiner (34) have been handling their parent’s deaths. The unnamed individual asserted that the two siblings were dealing with a “nightmare” scenario. However, it’s also said that the pair have a tremendous support system surrounding them right now. While speaking out, the source also shared another element that’s apparently kept the Reiner siblings centered as of late:

    This nightmare isn’t even over for Romy and Jake. There is a lot more to be done, but they’ve been surrounded by loved ones and support in all forms, and that will continue. Romy and Jake have been close since they were young. That strong bond has really helped them in the last two weeks.

    Per this source, Jake and Romy Reiner have been relying on each other, and their personal bond is what’s reportedly been helping them through this family tragedy. The person also went on to make claims about how the pair have been keeping themselves busy over the past few weeks:


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    Romy and Jake are going out for walks or errands, trying to embrace any opportunities for moments of normalcy when it feels right, but this is all still so new and overwhelming. It’s surreal. They’re still processing and their grief journey has really just begun.

    The bodies of Rob and Michelle Reiner (who were reportedly stabbed to death) were found on Sunday, December 14 and, at the time, authorities didn’t immediately confirm their identities. Details from the days leading up to the homicide have also surfaced, as it’s been said that the Reiners visited a restaurant with good friend Maria Shriver the Friday before they died. It was also reported that on that Saturday, Rob and Nick got into a “loud” argument during a party held at Conan O’Brien’s house. Said confrontation allegedly prompted Michele and Rob to leave the event.

    Much has been reported about Nick Reiner (32), who has apparently struggled with mental health issues and addiction. Per the authorities, after Nick left his parents’ house on December 14, he checked into a hotel, and staff members reportedly found significant amounts of blood in the room. Upon being taken into custody, Nick – who Rob spoke about shortly before his death – was charged with two counts of first-degree murder. He’s currently being held without bail in Los Angeles’ Twin Towers Correctional Facility.

    All the while, Jake and Romy Reiner have since shared a statement and, with it, they thanked the public for the well wishes and tributes to Rob and Michele. While Jake confirmed later on that a public memorial service is being planned, he and his sister also asked for privacy as they continue to mourn and process the situation.

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