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Laura Ann Tull, a Grey's Anatomy extra, claimed on Threads that Eric Dane bullied her on the show's set, calling him a coward and an narcissist; she says his behavior harmed her health and she was wrongly terminated for illness. Dane died at 53 after a years‑long battle with ALS, prompting tributes from co‑stars while sparking discussion about the late actor’s conduct and legacy.
A GoFundMe for Eric Dane's widow Rebecca Gayheart and their daughters Billie and Georgia has raised nearly $350,000 following the actor's death from ALS. The campaign was briefly paused for review before verification and listing the Dane family as beneficiaries. Donations came from fans and Hollywood figures, including Sam Levinson, as Dane's public battle with ALS and his advocacy for awareness continued. Dane died at 53 after revealing his ALS diagnosis and appeared in Grey's Anatomy and the upcoming Euphoria season, which he filmed in a wheelchair.
Eric Dane, best known as Dr. Mark Sloan “McSteamy” on Grey’s Anatomy, has died at 53 after battling ALS. He appeared in 10 seasons as a core cast member and made a cameo in season 17. The cast and crew, including Shonda Rhimes and several co-stars, paid heartfelt tributes, and ABC/20th Television issued statements celebrating his talent and the joy he brought to the show.
Eric Dane, best known as Grey’s Anatomy’s Dr. McSteamy, died at 53 after an ALS diagnosis. In his final months he actively campaigned to raise awareness and funds for ALS research, launching a three-year push to boost federal funding, joining Target ALS’s board, and helping campaigns surpass targets, underscoring the urgent need to move the needle on this incurable disease.
Eric Dane, the actor known for Grey's Anatomy and Euphoria, has died at age 53, almost a year after publicly disclosing he was diagnosed with ALS.
Eric Dane, the actor best known for Grey's Anatomy who publicly advocated for ALS awareness after his diagnosis, died at 53 from ALS. His death underscores the impact of Lou Gehrig's disease and his ongoing advocacy for ALS research.
Eric Dane died at 53 after battling ALS, prompting a wave of tributes from peers including Sam Levinson, Ashton Kutcher, Nina Dobrev and Alyssa Milano. The actors remembered Dane’s kindness and talent—known for Grey’s Anatomy as McSteamy, Cal Jacobs in Euphoria, and Tom Chandler in The Last Ship—while his reps noted his family life, including his wife and two daughters, Billie and Georgia. Dane publicly revealed his ALS diagnosis in 2025 and became an advocate for awareness and research, with continued remembrances from colleagues and fans alike.
Grey's Anatomy cast mourns Eric Dane, who died at 53 after a battle with ALS on Feb. 19; Dane, who played Dr. Mark Sloane for 145 episodes, is remembered by coworkers as a light and warm presence on set, with tributes from Kim Raver and others and a condolence message from ABC/20th Television.
Eric Dane, best known as Dr. Mark Sloan (McSteamy) on Grey’s Anatomy, died at 53 after battling ALS, about 10 months after publicly revealing his diagnosis. He spoke about the disease and supported fundraising efforts, and is survived by his wife Rebecca Gayheart and their two daughters, Billie Beatrice and Georgia.
Eric Dane, the Grey's Anatomy star who played Dr. Mark Sloan (McSteamy), died at 53 after revealing he had ALS in 2025. His family said he spent his final days with loved ones and that he used his platform to raise awareness about ALS. He is survived by wife Rebecca Gayheart and two daughters, Billie and Georgia.
Eric Dane, known for Grey's Anatomy and Euphoria, died at 53 after publicly announcing an ALS diagnosis; he spent his final days with family and had become a vocal advocate for ALS awareness while continuing to work on Euphoria's third season in a wheelchair.
Eric Dane, known for Grey’s Anatomy as Dr. Mark Sloan (McSteamy) and for HBO’s Euphoria, died at 53 after an ALS diagnosis in 2025; his family said he spent his final days surrounded by loved ones and he became an advocate for ALS awareness, leaving behind two daughters, Billie and Georgia.
Rivian partnered with Grey's Anatomy to build a custom electric ambulance based on its Commercial Van, nicknamed the 'vanbulance', to cut exhaust and engine noise on set while promoting a green storyline; the van features removable interior walls, double rear doors, and production-specific touches after consulting with fire departments; it appeared in a 2025 Grey's Anatomy episode and Rivian highlighted it in 2026.
Kate Walsh discusses Addison Montgomery’s comeback on Grey’s Anatomy, detailing how the character returns amid personal strain with husband Jake Reilly and a high-stakes medical case in Seattle. Walsh notes Addison’s work confronting abortion access politics and the emotional cost of balancing her demanding career with family life, while hinting at future possibilities for the character (and even a Jake reunion) and sharing how her own life between Australia and the U.S. informs the portrayal.
Deadline reports that Grey's Anatomy brings back Amelia Shepherd for a return to Grey Sloan with Addison Montgomery’s consult; Addison reveals a bombshell about her marriage—Jake is leaving—prompting Amelia to scrub in again, and the episode features Kate Walsh’s return and Caterina Scorsone’s continued presence as Amelia, with Deadline confirming the next appearance as part of Scorsone’s season deal.