On 11 February, James Van Der Beek died following a years-long battle with colorectal most cancers.
The Dawson’s Creek star ‘handed peacefully’ as his spouse, Kimberly, mentioned he ‘met his last days with braveness, religion, and charm’.
Tributes poured in from associates, household and throughout Hollywood for the 48-year-old as a GoFundMe was arrange.
Amongst these remembering the star was Van Der Beek’s ex-wife, Heather McComb, who shared a throwback picture from early of their relationship.
“I sit right here in immense gratitude for the particular connection, friendship and love that James and I shared that has endured by a long time,” she wrote.
And months after mourning his loss, McComb has now shared the completely happy information that she married actor Scott Michael Campbell over the weekend in Missoula, Montana.
McComb and Van Der Beek married again in 2003 earlier than a divorce in 2010.
The pair had been described as having remained ‘good associates’ when their cut up was confirmed in 2009.
Reacting to his dying in February, the Celebration of 5 actor mentioned she was ‘heartbroken’ and ‘particularly heartbroken’ for ‘Kimberly, his lovely kids and his wonderful household’.
“James was an attractive soul stuffed with a lot mild, love, expertise, humour, depth, sensitivity, information and a deep love of God that shined by him,” McComb wrote. “He shined so shiny but was so humble and human.”
She shared a sequence of photographs yesterday (31 Could), saying her marriage to Campbell over the weekend.
“Our hearts are full and humbled by the entire love that we’re surrounded by. God is nice,” she wrote on Instagram. “Thanks to all of our household and associates who travelled from everywhere in the nation to be with us.”
McComb went on to thank all of those that helped put the marriage collectively as Campbell mentioned he was ‘past blessed’ to marry the ‘lovely soul’.
Following his cut up from McComb, Van Der Beek married Kimberly in 2010. They’d six kids collectively: Olivia, 15, Joshua, 14, Annabel, 12, Emilia, 10, Gwendolyn, seven and Jeremiah, 4.
McComb had written in February: “I do know that James beloved being a father a lot and oh how he beloved Kimberly together with his all the things. True soulmates. How she confirmed up for him with such grace is so lovely and one thing I’ll ceaselessly admire. James was a blessing to all that knew him and due to his boldness to share his journey with the world so bravely is now a blessing to all.”
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