Bob Newhart, beloved comedian, has died at 94. His family shared on Facebook, “Our father passed away this morning surrounded by all our family.” They expressed gratitude that he is now reunited with his late wife, Ginny, adding, “He was deeply loved by all, but especially by his children and grandchildren.”

The news of Newhart’s death brought widespread grief and admiration from Hollywood. Jamie Lee Curtis wrote, “They will be laughing wherever people go when they leave us. God, he was funny! Bob Newhart. You will be missed!” Alec Baldwin and Kaley Cuoco also shared heartfelt tributes, with Cuoco calling him “classy, kind, generous and absolutely hilarious.”

Bob Newhart’s career included the iconic “The Bob Newhart Show” and “Newhart.” He won his first Emmy in 2013 for a guest role on “The Big Bang Theory.” Reflecting on his career, Newhart once said, “How can you be tired of making people laugh?” His humor continued to shine even during the pandemic, as he quipped, “I’m tired of making people laugh. I hate it!”

Bob Newhart passed away at his Los Angeles home after a series of short illnesses, following Ginny’s death in 2023. His groundbreaking comedy style and gentle spirit have left a lasting mark, inspiring future generations of comedians. Reflecting on his legacy, Newhart said, “I made people laugh. Yeah, get in that real short line over there.”