Jamie Lee Curtis, overwhelmed with emotions, shared a heart-wrenching revelation recently. The loss of Kirstie Alley has deeply affected the film industry, prompting her friends and colleagues, with whom she had a remarkable career, to share their cherished memories of the late actress. According to Alley's family, the beloved star of Cheers passed away on Monday at the age of 71 after battling colon cancer.
On Monday, Alley's co-stars from Cheers, namely Ted Danson, Rhea Perlman, and Kelsey Grammer, each expressed their thoughts about Alley. Grammer, while acknowledging his love for her, also emphasized the private nature of mourning the loss of a public figure.
Ted Danson, who portrayed Don Santry alongside Alley, reminisced about a scene they filmed together three decades ago, praising her excellent performance and recalling how she made him laugh then and still does to this day.
"I received the news of Kirstie's passing just as I was disembarking from a plane. Although I am devastated by her departure, I will forever be grateful for the countless times she brought joy and laughter into my life. Her children have my unconditional love, knowing the immense kindness and purity of their mother's heart. I will deeply miss her when she's gone," shared Danson.
Rhea Perlman fondly remembered Alley as a one-of-a-kind person and an incredible friend. Perlman highlighted Alley's boundless joy and the close bond they formed soon after Alley joined the Cheers cast. Alley showered Perlman's children with love and affection, organizing treasure hunts and hosting grand Halloween and Easter celebrations where the entire cast and crew, along with their families, were invited. Perlman expressed her gratitude for knowing Alley and lamented her absence.
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