Sandra Bullock has starred in some hit romantic comedy movies like The Proposal alongside Ryan Reynolds. The Deadpool star and Bullock shared great on-screen chemistry, further enamored by their age-old friendship. And not just Reynolds, but the American actress shares a magical camaraderie with Friends actress Jennifer Aniston as well. The two have been joined by the hip for a very long time. Following the death of her longtime partner after a three-year longtime battle with ALS, the actress was fortunate to receive support from these friends. 

The very recent tragic death of photographer Bryan Randall at the age of 57 left a void in Bullock’s life. And here is how his primary caregiver coped with it. 

Mental support as a love language

Bullock had put a hold on her career for a year in order to focus her care for Randall. The cruelty of ALS had left the photographer battling for the last three years, which he chose to do in private. But luckily, according to DailyMail UK, Hollywood stars like Aniston, Octavia Spencer, Reynolds, and Demi Moore had been providing her mental support throughout the journey. The Friends actress has been close to her for a while now, showering her with love. 

And not just Aniston, but the Free Guy actor chimed in with all his love on his co-actors birthday too, with a perfect gift. And while Spencer spent time with the Bird Box actress on the last year’s Oscars red carpet, their friendship dates back to 1996’s A Time To Kill. Even Demi Moore got to share the red carpet for her debut in The Lost City. 

Besides, her 2019 birthday bash saw the likes of stars like Jimmy Kimmel and David Foster and her close friends. Moreover, this was just months before the covid took a strike and so did her partner’s health. 

The onset of Sandra Bullock’s partner’s health

The Ocean’s 8 actress met the model cum photographer in 2015, five years after a very public and unpleasing divorce from ex-husband Jesse James. Enjoying a very private romantic relationship with Randall, the Gravity actress was often spotted in public with her partner. Their seldom public appearances were enough to gauge the love they shared between them. Last spotted in May 2020, the photographer retired into care post being diagnosed with ALS. 

Passing away on August 5, the family told PEOPLE, “It is with great sadness that we share that on Aug. 5, Bryan Randall passed away peacefully after a three-year battle with ALS.” 

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