Martin Singer spoke about the pain after the murder of her sister and brother-in-law
29 september 2026 в 12:28
Nine months after the murder of Robert Reiner and Michelle Singer Reiner in their home, Michelle’s sister, Martin Singer, shared her feelings in an exclusive interview with «Extra». She spoke about the love of the Reiners and their 36-year marriage, as well as how their children, Jake and Romy, are feeling today.
Martin noted that «our lives have changed forever». She added that «you may heal from the wound, but the scar remains. It’s really hard to describe because it never goes away». Speaking about Michelle and Robert’s love, she emphasized that «they were absolutely incredible together» and quickly became inseparable.
Regarding the children, Martin reported that «everyone in the family is healing in their own way». She expressed that she can never replace her sister and what is missing in the children’s lives, but she considers them her own. «There is no distance between us», - she added.
Her nephew, Nick Reiner, is awaiting trial on charges of double murder of his parents. He has pleaded not guilty and will return to court next month.
Martin is the president and CEO of the Children’s Institute, one of the oldest and largest organizations working with children and families in Los Angeles. She noted that «the work we do is really focused on the whole family, on working with the community and partners». The Reiners always supported her work, and Martin described them as «the most caring, generous, brilliant people».
In conclusion, Martin announced that their close friend Jamie Lee Curtis will be honored with the first Michelle and Robert Reiner Award for her contributions to change. She emphasized that Jamie «embodies their spirit, their generosity. She truly is a kindred spirit».
Martin noted that «our lives have changed forever». She added that «you may heal from the wound, but the scar remains. It’s really hard to describe because it never goes away». Speaking about Michelle and Robert’s love, she emphasized that «they were absolutely incredible together» and quickly became inseparable.
Regarding the children, Martin reported that «everyone in the family is healing in their own way». She expressed that she can never replace her sister and what is missing in the children’s lives, but she considers them her own. «There is no distance between us», - she added.
Her nephew, Nick Reiner, is awaiting trial on charges of double murder of his parents. He has pleaded not guilty and will return to court next month.
Martin is the president and CEO of the Children’s Institute, one of the oldest and largest organizations working with children and families in Los Angeles. She noted that «the work we do is really focused on the whole family, on working with the community and partners». The Reiners always supported her work, and Martin described them as «the most caring, generous, brilliant people».
In conclusion, Martin announced that their close friend Jamie Lee Curtis will be honored with the first Michelle and Robert Reiner Award for her contributions to change. She emphasized that Jamie «embodies their spirit, their generosity. She truly is a kindred spirit».
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