Hollywood Mourns Beloved Sam Rubin: Tributes Pour In for the Late KTLA Entertainment Reporter
Lynette Romero, a prominent figure at NBC Los Angeles, expresses her heartfelt sorrow over the loss of her dear friend and former colleague, Sam Rubin. Sam Rubin, a revered entertainment journalist in Los Angeles, leaves behind a lasting legacy within the industry.
The sudden passing of Sam Rubin at the age of 64 has left a void in the world of entertainment reporting. Known for his unmistakable presence and as a regular fixture on morning television news, Rubin was widely recognized and respected within the industry.
Remarkably, his close friend and former colleague reveals that Rubin would have appreciated the heartfelt manner in which the world mourned his untimely departure. Even in his absence, his impact continues to resonate in the hearts of those who admired him.
RIP, #SamRubin. If you’re familiar with California news crews, you know Sam Rubin was one of the best entertainment reporters in town. He was upbeat, gracious and just an all around good guy. Hoping that for those who loved him, the memories will bring you some comfort. pic.twitter.com/apNj3VgnGd
— 702 Yankee Babe (@702YankeeBabe) May 10, 2024
According to Romero, Rubin held deep affection and immense pride for his work, his viewers, and the city of Los Angeles as a whole. His dedication to his craft, genuine care for his audience, and love for the vibrant city he covered were evident throughout his career.
While Rubin’s colleagues were well aware of his unwavering passion for his work, it was his profound love for his family, particularly his four children, that he shared with Romero during their final conversation. Despite his professional success, he held his role as a parent in the highest regard, emphasizing the importance of his family and the joy they brought into his life. This heartfelt connection to his loved ones served as a testament to Rubin’s character and priorities beyond his career.
Rest in peace @SamOnTV #samrubin #rip pic.twitter.com/QypX7gqtu8
— Justino (@JustinoAguila) May 10, 2024
The longtime Los Angeles anchor herself wondered who would be able to fill the anchor chair that Rubin left behind.
