The entertainment world is in shock following the tragic death of actor Treat Williams, who passed away after a horrific motorcycle accident. The beloved 71-year-old actor’s untimely passing has left his family, friends, and fans devastated. Many celebrities have taken to social media to share their condolences and memories, including Catherine Zeta-Jones, who worked closely with Williams.

The news was confirmed by Williams’ agent, Barry McPherson, who released a statement on Monday, June 13. According to McPherson, Williams passed away as a consequence of injuries sustained in the accident. Williams, known for his wide-ranging career in movies, television, and theater, was cherished for his talent, charm, and warmth.

John Travolta was among the first to pay tribute to the late actor. Reflecting on their time together, Travolta shared, “Treat Williams and I started together in NYC by appearing in two Broadway productions, More Than Below and Grease.” He went on to express his sorrow: “I’m really sorry, Treat. You and your family are on my mind. You’ll be missed by us. Rest in peace, my friend.” Travolta’s heartfelt words demonstrated the deep connection he and Williams shared, dating back to their early Broadway days.

Catherine Zeta-Jones, who starred alongside Treat Williams in the 1996 movie The Phantom, expressed her sadness with a simple but powerful tribute. She shared a still from the film on social media and wrote, “R.I.P. Dearest Treat Williams.” Zeta-Jones’ message conveyed her genuine grief and the fond memories she had of working alongside Williams.

Another celebrity to react was Kim Cattrall, who co-starred with Williams in the 1999 television movie 36 Hours to Die. Cattrall tweeted, “I’m in shock! Farewell, dear Treat. My sympathies go out to Pam, Gille, Ellie, and the family. A fantastic actor and friend.” Her words highlighted how deeply Williams had touched the lives of those he worked with, both personally and professionally.

Sharon Stone also took to social media to express her condolences, sharing a screenshot of a news article about Williams’ death. She captioned it, “Sad news, rest in peace, brother.” Stone’s brief message spoke volumes, capturing the shock and sadness shared by many in Hollywood.

Mark Hamill posted a picture of himself with Treat Williams, reflecting on the news of his passing. He wrote, “Just got the terrible news that the world has lost Treat Williams. Such a wonderful individual, such a skilled actor, and such a cherished close friend. It breaks my heart. #RIP_Pal.” Hamill’s tribute emphasized the profound respect and admiration he had for Williams, as both a friend and a talented actor.

Emily VanCamp, who starred with Williams in the TV series Everwood, also shared her thoughts. She wrote, “The numerous times we worked together were always remarkable, and I was always excited for the next opportunity.” Alongside a photo of Williams in his younger years, VanCamp added, “I’m sending my best wishes to your family, Treat. Rest easy, my dear friend.” Her tribute illustrated the impact Williams had on his co-stars, leaving behind a legacy of kindness and talent.

James Woods, who co-starred with Williams in the 1984 crime drama Once Upon a Time in America, remembered their time together fondly. He wrote, “Treat and I spent months filming Once Upon a Time in America in Rome. A long shoot can be very lonely, but Treat’s constant sense of humor and amazing personality made it so much better. I’m deeply saddened by his passing. He was someone I truly appreciated. #TreatWilliams, Godspeed.”

Billy Baldwin also shared a touching tribute, praising Williams for his many wonderful qualities. “Treat was clever, skillful, charming, witty, successful, attractive, and kind. Truly a heart of gold,” Baldwin wrote. He continued, “It’s a terrible loss. Treat fought tirelessly to protect the environment and promote social justice. We won’t get to see you again, but your legacy lives on. Rest in peace.”

Treat Williams was more than an actor—he was a mentor, an environmental advocate, and a friend to many in the industry. His passing leaves a void that will be deeply felt by all who knew him and all who were inspired by his work. As we reflect on his life and legacy, it’s clear that his impact goes far beyond the roles he played. He touched countless lives, both through his artistry and his generosity.

Rest in peace, Treat Williams. Your talent, kindness, and spirit will be remembered always. You will be deeply missed, but never forgotten.