Elizabeth Hurley Breaks Silence on Ex Steve Bing's Death

Elizabeth Hurley and son Damian Hurley are speaking out following the death of her ex, Steve Bing.

By Jess Cohen Jun 23, 2020 12:06 PMTags
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Elizabeth Hurley is speaking out following the death of her ex, Steve Bing.

The actress took to Instagram on Tuesday to pay tribute to Bing, just hours after news of his death emerged. E! News confirmed on Monday that the producer had passed away at the age of 55.

According to a statement from the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office, authorities responded to a death located in Century City, Calif. on Monday, June 22. "The decedent was pronounced dead at the scene," the spokesperson stated, adding that it occurred at around 1 p.m. PST. While authorities have not confirmed the individual's identity, outlets Deadline and TMZ have cited law enforcement sources that state Bing died after jumping off a Century City building.

"I am saddened beyond belief that my ex Steve is no longer with us," Hurley wrote on Instagram on Tuesday, along with photos with Bing. 'It is a terrible end. Our time together was very happy and I'm posting these pictures because although we went through some tough times, it's the good, wonderful memories of a sweet, kind man that matter."

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"In the past year we had become close again. We last spoke on our son's 18th birthday," Hurley, who shares son Damian with Bing, wrote. "This is devastating news and I thank everyone for their lovely messages."

Damian also shared a message on Tuesday, writing, "Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone that has reached out following the devastating news. I'm trying to reply to as many of you as I can, but please know I will always remember your kindness. This is a very strange and confusing time and I'm immensely grateful to be surrounded by my phenomenal family and friends."

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Bing is also survived by daughter Kira Bonder, who he shared with former pro tennis player Lisa Bonder.

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