As it became_known, on August5, Sandra Bullock’s57-year-old fiancé passed away. The American_actress and photographer_have been happy for the past 8 years. But they were never destined to grow old together. You see, Brian Randall struggled unsuccessfully with the same disease that Stephen_Hawking_suffered from. Details, as always, in the next couple of minutes.
Sandra Bullock’s fiance
Sandra_Bullock and Bryan_Randall met in2015 at the birthday_party of the actress’ son_Louis. The celebrity wanted to capture the holiday, so she called one of the best local photographers. And, as you might have guessed, it was Randall. To tell the truth, the star of the movie “The Proposal” was in no hurry to start a new relationship, much less get married.
The thing is that at that time Bullock was still not over her 2010 breakup with TV presenter Jesse Gregory James. But fate had its own plans. So, after talking, the actress and photographer could not resist their feelings. By the way, the man also had a marriage and even a daughter behind him. Nevertheless, over the next eight years they were able to build a real family through common efforts.
As you know, Sandra Bullock is not one of those who talk about her personal life left and right. However, from time to time Brian accompanied his chosen one to various social events. It is noteworthy that the lovers were in no hurry to formalize the marriage. “I don’t need paper to be a devoted partner and a devoted mother,” the celebrity explained in an interview.
The miracle never happened
Unfortunately, they were never destined to grow old together. In 2020, Sandra Bullock’s fiancé received a terrible diagnosis – amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). This disease is characterized by the fact that it causes damage to the central nervous system. As a result, over time, problems with speech, swallowing and simple breathing arise. Alas, in most cases the outcome is the same – departure to another world.
On August 5, 2023, Brian Randall passed away at the age of 57. “Brian decided from the beginning to keep his journey with ALS a secret. And those of us who cared for him did everything possible to fulfill his request ,” the photographer’s family said.
Also in an official address, Randall’s family thanked all the doctors and nurses who, over the past three years, have consistently performed their duty in trying to save the man’s life. “At this time, we ask for privacy to grieve and come to terms with the irreversibility of saying goodbye to Brian.” Bright memory.
