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Eric Dane died after a courageous battle with ALS, leaving behind his wife and two daughters who were central to his world.
HBO mourned Dane publicly, noting his talent and three-season work on Euphoria, and offered condolences to his loved ones.
Dane had publicly disclosed his ALS diagnosis last year, signaling his intent to continue acting and hoping to return for Euphoria Season 3.

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Eric Dane died at age 53 after a battle with ALS, confirmed by his family to People Magazine.
Dane was known for Grey's Anatomy and Euphoria, later portraying Cal Jacobs on Euphoria.
Dane’s advocacy work for ALS awareness followed his public diagnosis in 2025.
Dane’s family requested privacy as they navigate their loss.
Dane’s career spanned film and television, including The Last Ship and Open Water 2.
He reprised Dr. Mark Sloan in Grey's Anatomy across multiple seasons and a later appearance.
Dane passed away February 19, 2026, per Variety’s coverage.
ABC and 20th Television issued a statement expressing sorrow over his loss.
Dane’s family cited his ALS battle and advocacy as part of his legacy.

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Rebecca Gayheart withdrew her divorce filing from Eric Dane after his ALS diagnosis, citing a wish to protect their family.
Gayheart told the Broad Ideas podcast that they aim to show up for family no matter what, emphasizing their children’s well‑being.
The couple, married since 2004, called off their divorce last March after years of separation.
Dane publicly announced his ALS diagnosis about a month after the divorce filing was called off.
Gayheart described their relationship as 'super complicated' but focused on the girls’ well‑being.
Gayheart noted they haven’t lived in the same home for eight years but still spend time with their daughters.
Eric Dane died at 53 after an ALS battle; his family issued a statement praising his advocacy.
Dane’s family emphasized his advocacy for ALS awareness and research in his final statements.
Gayheart has written about their relationship in The Cut, describing their love as familial rather than romantic.
The report ties the divorce withdrawal to family stability amid Dane’s illness and ongoing caregiving.

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Eric Dane died at 53 after a battle with ALS, his family confirms.
Dane publicly disclosed his ALS diagnosis in April, prompting public awareness efforts.
He spent his final days surrounded by family, per the statement.
Dane’s family highlighted his advocacy for ALS awareness and research.
Dane previously starred as Dr. Mark Sloan on Grey's Anatomy for multiple seasons.
He later appeared on HBO's Euphoria as Cal Jacobs.
Dane is survived by his wife and two teenage daughters.
Dane’s health decline followed an ALS diagnosis revealed in 2024.
Dane’s death prompted tributes from fans and colleagues alike.
Dane’s family asked for privacy as they navigate this time.

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Depp provides Dane with housing support, offering a pay-what-you-can rent as ALS challenges Dane.
Dane, diagnosed with ALS in April 2025, has stepped into ALS activism and advocacy work.
The rental arrangement comes from Depp’s ownership of multiple properties above the Sunset Strip.
Dane joined Target ALS’s board, reflecting his active role in ALS research and awareness.
Dane canceled a high-profile ALS Network event due to health realities linked to ALS.
Depp’s generosity reportedly extends to Mickey Rourke, though Rourke has not accepted.
Dane’s ALS advocacy includes performance and public appearances despite advancing illness.
Dane’s diagnosis has drawn attention to ALS and its impact on public figures and families.
The report cites insider sources and summarizes coverage on Depp and Dane’s friendship.

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