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Phil Rosenthal, the creator and host of the hit travel and food show "Somebody Feed Phil," recently shared some heartbreaking news with his fans. In an emotional Instagram post, Rosenthal revealed that his mother, Helen Rosenthal, had passed away.
Rosenthal's mother was a frequent guest on "Everybody Loves Raymond," the hit sitcom that Rosenthal created and produced. She played the recurring character of "Monica," the mother of Ray Romano's character, Ray Barone.
In his Instagram post, Rosenthal shared several photos of his mother and expressed his love and admiration for her. He also thanked his fans for their support and asked them to donate to the Motion Picture and Television Fund, a charity that helps support people in the entertainment industry.
While Rosenthal did not share the cause of his mother's death, he did mention that she had been in hospice care for the past few weeks.
Fans of "Somebody Feed Phil" are familiar with Rosenthal's close relationship with his family, especially his parents. In the show's first season, Rosenthal traveled to his parents' hometown of New York City and shared heartwarming moments with his mother, including a visit to her favorite bakery and a family dinner at a traditional Jewish deli.
Rosenthal has always been open about his love for his family and his Jewish heritage, which has been a recurring theme in his work. In "Somebody Feed Phil," Rosenthal travels around the world to explore different cultures and cuisines, but always brings his own unique perspective as a proud Jewish American.
The news of Rosenthal's mother's passing has been met with an outpouring of support from fans and fellow celebrities. Many have shared their condolences and memories of Helen Rosenthal on social media, praising her warmth and kindness.
While Rosenthal's mother may no longer be with us, her legacy lives on through her son's work and the love and memories she left behind.