Insider Reveals Sandra Bullock Is 'Grateful For All The Love' Following The Death Of Her Partner As Fans Comment: 'Praying For Sandra And Family'

A source close to Sandra Bullock has given an update on how the Bird Box actress is doing, almost one year after her partner Bryan Randall , who she was with since 2015, had passed away at the age of 57 after a three-year battle with ALS.

The 60-year-old Oscar-winning actress has been out of the public eye for quite a few years now. A year and a half before Randall’s death, she told fans that she needed “to take a pause” from her career in order to focus on her family, who in addition to Randall, included her two children , Louis Bardo Bullock, 14, and Laila Bullock, 11.

Insiders Reveals Sandra Bullock Is 'Doing Okay' Thanks To Support From Her Family And Friends

An insider reportedly revealed that the ageless Miss Congeniality actress is doing a lot better due to the support she is receiving from her family and friends.

"She's doing okay now," a source reportedly told People, adding: "Her kids are amazing. She's very happy to be a mom."

"Her friends gave her the support that she needed both during his illness and afterwards," the source continued. "She is grateful for all the love. Everyone helped to lift her up after Bryan passed."

Fan Comments

Many fans took to social media on the actress's 60th birthday on July 26th to send love and support.

"Praying for Sandra and family. Also, happy birthday to a wonderful person," one fan commented on a People Instagram post. "Stay strong!" exclaimed a second fan, as a third added: "Sorry sorry for your loss. Stay strong. You're loved." "Hang in there Sandy, you are truly an amazing human! Time heals," wrote another supportive fan, followed by two red heart emojis.

Other fans posted more light-hearted comments, many of which centered on their disbelief that she was turning 60 years old! "60! Wow!" commented one fan. "How is this queen 60?" asked another confused fan, to which one replied: "Looks 35-40." "She's 60?!" asked another fan. "60 where?" asked another, as another stated: "60, no way."