Patrick Stewart died at 86, having been married three times, including to musician Sunny Ozell, and leaving two children and four grandchildren. He said his dedication to acting had often come before his responsibilities as a father, describing a strained relationship with his children.
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Key facts
- He described his third marriage as providing lasting companionship.
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