Rob Reiner had ‘very loud argument’ with son Nick at

Rob Reiner and his son have been allegedly embroiled in a fiery dispute at Conan O’Brien’s Christmas bash on Saturday evening.

The iconic Hollywood determine and his partner, Michele, have been found deceased at their Los Angeles residence on Sunday night, with regulation enforcement treating their deaths as “apparent homicides.”

The couple, alongside with their son Nick, had attended comic Conan O’Brien’s festive gathering just hours before their tragic demise.

Records point out that Nick was taken into custody at the Los Angeles County jail late Sunday evening on suspicion of his dad and mom’ homicide. TMZ reported that insiders near the household revealed a household squabble occurred at the occasion.

According to TMZ, sources acquainted with the Reiner household said that Rob and Nick engaged in a “very loud argument,” at the occasion – an argument so heated it caught the consideration of many attendees.

The our bodies of Reiner, 78, and Michele, 68, have been discovered by their daughter Romy, who resides in the space, according to media studies.

TMZ reported that she informed regulation enforcement that a member of the family “should be a suspect” because they’re “dangerous.”

Following their heartbreaking deaths and Nick’s subsequent arrest, many are now revisiting earlier statements Nick made relating to his bond with his dad and mom.

The author labored alongside his father on a 2015 semi-autobiographical film exploring a younger man’s battle with drug dependency and the way it impacts his household relationships.

During the TIFF premiere of the film called Being Charlie, Rob explained that the character Charlie harbors resentment towards his dad and mom for his or her robust method during his dependancy struggles, which mirrored how he and his spouse dealt with Nick’s scenario, the Los Angeles Times reported.

“I mean, you know, we got into issues [but] … the whole process for me, it did make me understand him a lot more and I think it made me a better father, hopefully it did,” Rob, who helmed the movie, said.

On a separate event, Reiner mentioned his duties as a dad or mum dealing with a troubled youngster, explaining, “If your kid is going through rough times, [as] the parent, your main job is to keep your child safe. So I would do anything.”