Kirstie Alley’s coworkers and friends, many of whom she worked with throughout the course of her storied career, have started to share their recollections of the late actor as the film industry continues to process the devastating news of her passing. According to her relatives, the former Cheers cast member died on Monday at the age of 71 after a battle with colon cancer.

The co-stars of Alley’s Cheers, Ted Danson, Rhea Perlman, and Kelsey Grammer, each provided People magazine with comments about Alley on Monday. Despite the fact that Grammer believes that grieving the loss of a public figure is “a private problem,” he reveals that he “loved her” in his remark.

Danson said in his statement that he rewatched the Cheers episode when Alley continually rejects Don Santry (Tom Berenger) even though her heart desires to marry him in the hours prior to learning of her passing. Danson plays the role of Don Santry in this scene. Danson apparently thinks Alley gives a “excellent” performance.

One of her performances received praise for “her ability to depict a woman on the verge of a mental collapse in a tragic and wonderfully amusing way,” according to the critic. She made me laugh when she captured that scene 30 years ago, and she still makes me laugh, adds Danson. “I learned that Kirstie had died just as I was stepping off the plane. Although I am heartbroken, I will always be grateful for the moments she made me laugh. I am sending her children all of my love. They understand that their mother has a good and pure heart. She will be missed by me.

“Kirstie was a one-of-a-kind individual who was also a fantastic friend,” Perlman says of herself. Her capacity for joy was limitless. We almost instantly became friends after she started working at Cheers. She was adored by my kids, and she was adored by them. She hosted sleepovers for us and planned treasure hunts for us to take part in. She welcomed the entire cast and staff of the program, as well as their families, to her lavish Halloween and Easter celebrations. She wanted everyone to feel like they belonged. She had a strong bond with her kids. She is unlike anyone I’ve ever met. I feel incredibly grateful to have had the chance to know her. I’m going to miss having her around so much.

Many of Alley’s mourners sent condolences and reflections on the news of her demise on social media. In a tweet, Tim Allen, who co-starred with Kirstie Alley in the 1997 movie For Richer or for Poorer, sent his “prayers” to the actress and her family and praised Alley’s “wonderful, pure personality.” Steve Guttenberg, who starred opposite Alley in the movie “It Takes Two,” similarly lauded Alley’s friendliness in an Instagram comment. He fondly recalled a day when Alley, who knew that he loved tuna fish sandwiches on rye, brought him one to set.

Guttenberg remarked, “She impressed me every day with her offering of the tangible and with her soulfulness.” “The world seems a little less full without Kirstie,”

In an Instagram post, John Travolta, who co-starred with Alley in the 1989 movie Look Who’s Talking, paid respect to the late actor. Travolta referred to their bond as “one of the most profound partnerships I’ve ever had” in the article. In 2016, Alley passed away.

I adore you so much, Kirstie. We will definitely run into each other again, Travolta concludes his assertion. In the comments section, Sharon Stone expressed her condolences for Alley’s passing and described her as “extremely humorous and wonderful.” Sharon Stone remembered Alley.

On Instagram, Jamie Lee Curtis, who co-starred with Alley on the television series Scream Queens, paid tribute to her co-star by praising Alley as a “great comic foil” in front of the camera and a “beautiful mama bear” in the background. Curtis claims that Alley helped her during one of the holidays when she went shopping for onesies for her entire family.

Curtis concludes that even though they had a number of differences, they still respected one another. “Dark news,”

Jackeé Harry also acknowledged her respect for Alley’s legacy by responding to a tweet Alley had earlier sent expressing her unwavering love for Jackeé Harry.

According to the remarks penned by Harry, Kirstie Alley was an unquestionable talent that brought happiness to many people both on the screen and with her friendly and funny character. Regardless of your opinion of her, Kirstie Alley was an unquestionable talent who made a lot of people happy. ‘R.I.P., luv. In every aspect, you were absolutely exceptional.