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Patrick Stewart, the 86-year-old British actor known for his role as Professor X in "X-Men," died on Wednesday at his home in Los Angeles after a brief battle with Alzheimer's disease. His death was announced through an Instagram statement by his family, who described the final moments of his life surrounded by live music, prayer, and emotional support from friends and family.
Three years prior to Stewart’s passing, he had confessed to parenting regrets during an interview with the Irish Independent, expressing pain over how his children turned out due to a lack of influence or presence in their lives. He is survived by his son Daniel, daughter Sophia, and wife Sunny Ozell.