Jean Trebek shares family photo for first Christmas since Alex Trebek s death: Time is too precious Hannah Yasharoff, USA TODAY
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Jean Trebek, widow of Alex Trebek, spent her first Christmas since the beloved game show host s death with their children, reminding her followers to cherish their loved ones this holiday season. Time is too precious to be spent on anything other than kindness, Trebek wrote in an Instagram post Saturday, sharing a photo of son Matthew, 30, and daughter Emily, 27. Many blessings of beauty and joy to you and all you hold dear! she added.
Alex Trebek died Nov. 8 at age 80 after a battle with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer. He announced the diagnosis in March 2019 and provided frequent updates to fans, acknowledging waves of deep, deep sadness but continuing to show determination and humor.
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