James Van Der Beek shared a heartfelt honor to his wife Kimberly As they celebrate their 15-year anniversary among his cancer battle.
Post Via Instagram On Friday, August 1, James, 48, leaving his companion and he credited with all his support, especially since his diagnosis of 2023.
“15 years ago, this woman agreed to be my bride,” James Captioned was a photograph of the couple. “@Vanderkimberly You are the most remarkable person I’ve ever met. One day I’ll tell the story of what you have suffered the last two years and how you have revealed it in my life.”
She went on, “no words do I love and I appreciate you. I can’t do it without you.”
Closing caption, he added, “Happy Anniversary My Love ❤️”
Kimberly van der beeek is there for husband James Van Der Beek after his cancer diagnosis. “I love you baby 🤍,” Kimberly, 42, wrote in the comments section of the Actorst Instords, which he shared Sunday, November 3
the Dakson’s Creek Alum meets Kimberly In 2009 on a trip to Israel and remembered the serdipitous meeting by a capration to Instagram at 2020.
“I was there in Israel, on a trip with an organized group, if it hit me: I made a real relationship. Someone I have revealed to my family.” I’m angry. ” Who quit everything in my time? I’m turning … it @Vandechast. “
Its pair hit, and keeps getting married in August 2010 at a small Tel Aviv ceremony. Since then, their Welcomes six children together: Olivia daughters, 14, Annabel, 11, Emilia, 9, and Gwendolyn, 6, and children Joshua.
The actor first revealed to the public his cancer diagnoses On November 2024, he shares with 3 colorectal cancer stage. He struggled with illness since diagnosed in 2023.
To mark his 48th birthday in May, James posted a video on Instagram and admitted This is the “hardest year of my life” As he explained the impact of the war on his family cancer.
James explained that describing himself as a “loving, capable, stable, supportive husband, father, his identification – and it was a matter of conflict with his diagnosis.
“And then this year, I had to look at my own mortal martial. I came nose in the nose of death,” he said. “All of those definitions that I cared so deeply about were stripped from me. I was away for treatments so I could no longer be a husband who was helpful to my wife. I could no longer pick up his kids and put them to bed and be there for them.”
However, he concluded that he noticed that he was still worthy that he deserved to be loved and self-love despite this dynamic transition.
