LOS ANGELES — Investigators are probing the tragic deaths of director-actor Rob Reiner and his wife Michele, who were discovered dead in their Brentwood home. Officials suggest that both individuals sustained stab wounds, although the specifics of the investigation remain confidential. Los Angeles Police Department has yet to identify any suspects. Deputy Chief Alan Hamilton confirmed they are interviewing family members as part of their inquiry.

The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to an emergency call around 3:30 PM, finding the bodies of the 78-year-old Reiner and his wife, aged 68.

Rob Reiner was a significant figure in Hollywood, renowned for directing iconic films such as 'This is Spinal Tap' and 'A Few Good Men.' His television fame rose through his role as Meathead in the hit show 'All in the Family,' where he won two Emmy Awards.

The couple's deaths have sent shockwaves through their communities, highlighted by tributes from Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, who recognized Reiner's influence on American culture and advocacy for social justice. His contributions reverberate throughout American culture and society, Bass stated.

The couple had been married since 1989 and shared three children. Reiner’s previous marriage to Penny Marshall resulted in the adoption of her daughter. The family’s rich history in show business reflects a legacy of creativity and activism. Law enforcement is continuing their investigation into this shocking incident in a neighborhood known for its affluent residents. The community's reaction indicates the profound impact Reiner and his wife had on both local and national stages.