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As Hollywood continues to process the tragic deaths of Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner<\/a>, many are now asking a question too often overlooked: Who was Michele \u2014 beyond being the wife of one of Hollywood\u2019s most celebrated filmmakers?<\/p>\n While Rob built an iconic career in front of and behind the camera, Michele carved her own path in the entertainment world \u2014 as a photographer, creative collaborator, and producer.<\/p>\n Rob and Michele were found dead inside their Brentwood, California, home on Sunday (Dec. 14).<\/p>\n Authorities say their bodies were discovered by their daughter, Romy Reiner, and that both had sustained injuries consistent with a knife attack.<\/p>\n READ MORE:<\/strong> Who Is Nick Reiner? Inside the Troubled Life of Rob Reiner\u2019s Son After Parents\u2019 Deaths<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n Their son, Nick Reiner, has since been arrested in connection with their deaths<\/a>. The investigation is ongoing.<\/p>\n Michele Singer Reiner began her professional career behind the camera as a photographer \u2014 contributing to several high-profile projects.<\/p>\n One of her most notable assignments came in 1987, when she photographed Donald Trump<\/a> for the original back cover of his bestseller The Art of the Deal<\/em>.<\/p>\n She later worked on the MysteryDisc<\/em> video game series and also served as a photographer on Rob Reiner\u2019s acclaimed 1990 psychological thriller Misery<\/em>, adapted from Stephen King\u2019s novel.<\/p>\n Michele met Rob in the late 1980s during the production of When Harry Met Sally<\/em><\/a>\u2026 \u2014 the now-iconic romantic comedy that Rob later said was directly influenced by their budding relationship.<\/p>\n They married in 1989, the same year the film premiered, and went on to have three children together: Jake (b. 1991), Nick (b. 1993), and Romy (b. 1997).<\/p>\n Michael Loccisano, Getty Images<\/span><\/p> Though she largely stayed out of the spotlight, Michele did make occasional on-screen appearances \u2014 including a small role in the 1994 holiday comedy Mixed Nuts<\/em>, starring Steve Martin<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Later in life, Michele expanded her creative involvement in Hollywood<\/a>, working alongside Rob as a producer on several politically and culturally significant projects:<\/p>\nA Shocking Loss<\/h3>\n
A Creative Force in Her Own Right<\/h3>\n
Love, Art, and Family<\/h3>\n
Producer and Collaborator<\/h3>\n
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A Lasting Legacy<\/h3>\n