Eric Dane's widow Rebecca Gayheart and their daughter Georgia stepped out for dinner in Los Angeles on Tuesday night.

It comes two months after the actor died at age 53 following a battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). 

Gayheart, 54, and Georgia, 14, spent one-on-one time together as they dined at Sushi Park in West Hollywood, a restaurant that Kylie and Kendall Jenner frequent.

Missing from the scene was Gayheart's older daughter, 16-year-old Billie, whom she also shared with the late Grey's Anatomy star.

The mom of two was casually dressed in a button-up ivory blouse, trendy barrel-leg blue jeans, and stone-embellished black shoes.

Her mini-me daughter wore an oversize black sweatshirt and grey sweatpants.

Gayheart carried a black handbag and wore oversize, black-rimmed eyeglasses.

Euphoria recently paid tribute to Dane, as well as Angus Cloud and Kevin Turen, as the third season of the HBO hit began airing earlier this month.

The premiere episode opened with a photo of the late actor, and later displayed the names of the three men who died in the four years since the end of the show's second season in early 2022.

Dane starred in the teen drama series as Cal Jacobs, the troubled father to Jacob Elordi's equally complicated character Nate. 

Before his death, Dane spoke highly of his wife in his touching Netflix special, Famous Last Words: Eric Dane.

In the two-episode final interview, he declared about Gayheart: 'I will have never, by the time anyone sees this, fallen in love with another woman as deeply as I fell in love with Rebecca.'

Dane recorded the special, which was executive produced in part by Brad Falchuk, in secret.

He also said about his wife: 'I think Rebecca was more willing to show up and do her part than I was. 

'I don’t have that gene that just makes you wanna keep going regardless of what happens. I’m like, "If there’s a hole in the boat, don’t try to patch the hole." Scuttle the damn thing and find a new one.'

The couple married in October 2004, separated in September 2017, and shockingly called off their divorce in March 2025 – one month before Dane publicly announced his ALS diagnosis. 

Gayheart wrote in a December 2025 essay published by The Cut that her love for Dane was no longer romantic, but 'familial.' 

She said: 'We had a really lovely marriage for a long time - we were married for 15 years - we created two beautiful girls.

'But also, lots of s**t went crazy in our relationship, and it wasn't good. We separated, but we never got a divorce; we were about to and then we didn't. We haven't lived in the same home for eight years; he's dated other people, I've dated someone.'

'It's a very complicated relationship, one that's confusing for people,' she acknowledged.

Weeks after her husband's death, she took to Instagram to share a montage of photos from throughout their relationship.

The caption read: 'There are no words. All our love forever — your girls ❤️.'