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A GoFundMe set up for James Van Der Beek’s family after his death raised over $2.6 million to cover medical costs and living expenses; controversy followed when his team disclosed the family secured a down payment on a $4.76 million Texas ranch through a trust with friends, prompting critics to suggest donors were funding a luxury lifestyle. The campaign remained active as of February 16.
James Van Der Beek's rep says the Texas ranch down payment was secured through a trust with help from friends to transition the family from renting to owning; the family moved to the ranch in 2020, and the GoFundMe fundraiser has reached about $2.6 million to cover medical expenses after his death from colorectal cancer at 48, leaving six children.
James Van Der Beek’s rep addressed online backlash over the GoFundMe and a Texas ranch purchase, saying the family bought the home through a trust with help from friends to move from renting to a mortgage. The GoFundMe has raised millions for his wife and six children, attracting donations from celebrities and critics who question the fundraising. The family asks for privacy as they mourn, and the piece notes they previously owned a Beverly Hills rental property.
After James Van Der Beek died at 48 from colorectal cancer, his rep said friends used a trust to provide the down payment for a $4.7 million Texas ranch for his family, while a GoFundMe for his wife Kimberly and their six kids has raised over $2.6 million, including a $25,000 donation from Steven Spielberg; Van Der Beek had previously said he earned little from Dawson’s Creek.
Before his death from stage 3 colorectal cancer, James Van Der Beek secured a down payment on a Texas ranch for his family through a trust with help from friends, and a GoFundMe raised over $2.2 million to cover living expenses and his children’s education.
Jeff Bezos's early summers working on his grandfather's Texas ranch shaped his work ethic and problem-solving skills, which he later expanded into owning over 420,000 acres of land, including the birthplace of his space company Blue Origin, and into his philanthropic efforts to preserve nature and explore space.
Sundance Head, the 2016 winner of "The Voice," is recovering after accidentally shooting himself at his Texas ranch. The incident occurred when a gun slipped from its holster, discharged, and hit him in the stomach. Fortunately, the bullet missed vital organs, and he is expected to make a full recovery. His wife, Misty, shared updates on Facebook, expressing gratitude for the quick response from a Good Samaritan and medical professionals. Sundance Head first gained fame on "American Idol" in 2007.
Country singer Sundance Head, winner of Season 11 of 'The Voice,' was injured by a stray bullet at his Texas ranch. The bullet lodged in his abdominal wall, missing vital organs, and surgery is not required. The incident is believed to be due to a nearby hunter's errant gunfire. Head, who was coached by Blake Shelton, is recovering in a hospital in Tyler, Texas.
Sundance Head, winner of Season 11 of 'The Voice,' is in stable condition after accidentally being shot in the stomach at his Texas ranch. The bullet, which missed all vital organs, was lodged in a fatty area, and Head was airlifted to a hospital in Tyler, Texas. The incident occurred during what might have been a hunting trip, as suggested by recent social media posts. Head himself called 911 after the shooting.
Sundance Head, winner of season 11 of "The Voice," was shot in the navel area on his Texas ranch. The wound, not self-inflicted, missed vital organs, and the bullet is lodged in fatty tissue, making surgery unnecessary. Head, who called 911 himself, was airlifted to a hospital and is in stable condition. His wife, Misty, shared updates on social media, expressing relief that the injury was not more severe. The cause of the shooting remains unclear, with possibilities including an accidental discharge or a nearby hunter.
James Van Der Beek, known for his role in "Dawson's Creek," has revealed his battle with colorectal cancer in an Instagram post. The actor, who moved from Hollywood to a ranch in Austin, Texas, in 2020, sought a quieter life closer to nature for his family. Van Der Beek shared his diagnosis after learning a tabloid planned to publish the news, expressing gratitude for the support he's received. His Texas home, which he describes as healing, offers a peaceful retreat away from the pressures of Los Angeles.
Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson will star in an upcoming Apple TV+ comedy series where they play fictionalized versions of themselves, living together with their families on a Texas ranch. The untitled show is created by David West Read and produced by Skydance Television, with both actors serving as executive producers. The series reunites the former "True Detective" stars, who have previously collaborated on films such as "EdTV" and "Surfer, Dude."