Bill Bellamy “Devastated” After ‘Feud’ With Sister Makes Him Miss Their Dad’s Funeral

Comedian-actor, Bill Bellamy, is going through extremely trying times. He’s just revealed that his sister’s “unauthorized” actions have put him in an impossible position, regarding the funerals of his father and his father-in-law.

Bill’s father-in-law of 21 years died on May 17, 2022; and weeks later on June 8, 2022, Bill’s own father passed away as well. Since then, his family has understandably been in an extreme state of grief and unfortunately, turmoil, according to Bellamy.

It’s now been reported that while Bill was out of the country, he says his sister, Karen, made what he refers to as “unauthorized” plans to bury their father today, June 24th, which is same weekend that Bill and his longtime wife, Kristen Bellamy, already had planned his father-in-law’s funeral service in a different state.

 

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After learning about his sister’s plan, Bill tried to immediately put a stop to it, by seeking a restraining order in a New Jersey court, reports TMZ. The restraining order would have left Karen with no choice but to reschedule the date she set for their father’s funeral. Unfortunately for Bill, the judge had to deny his request because legally, there isn’t anything the judge can do to interject that type of family dispute.

Feeling clearly emotionally drained, betrayed, and hurt by this heartbreaking situation he and his family are in, Bill confessed the following to TMZ:

“In the span of less than a month I lost both my father William Bellamy Senior and my father-in-law Bernard Baker Junior. These two wonderful men that have impacted my life and my family’s lives in ways that are beyond words…”

 

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He continued:

“My effort to stop an unauthorized memorial service for my father, which was planned without my knowledge, was not successful. I am devastated my family has to choose to miss one service for another, no one should ever have to be in this position. My father-in-law’s memorial service was confirmed back in May when he passed.

There are no words to express how disappointed I am to not be a part of laying my father to rest but I look forward to celebrating my father’s life and legacy with my wife, his grandchildren and our close friends in our own time.

Please pray for our families and give us the time to grieve and process these painful losses in private.”

This is beyond devastating for all involved. There seems to be some deep-ridden underlying issues between Bill and his sister, issues that day back much father than today. Keeping Bill Bellamy and his family in our hearts and prayers.