Hollywood star Peter Sellers had both a thriving career and family life.
The actor had three children and was married four times. Peter passed away at the age of 54 on July 24, 1980 from a heart attack.
He firstly married Anne Howe from 1951 to 1963 and the two welcomed Michael Sellers, born in 1954 and Sarah Sellers, born in 1957.
His second wife was Miranda Quarry from 1970 to 1974. Next, he tied the knot with Britt Ekland from 1964 to 1968 and they welcomed Victoria Sellers, born in 1965.
Lastly, he married Lynne Frederick from 1977 to 1980. Learn all about the comedian's family ties below.
Michael passed away at the age of 52, and on the same date of his father's passing, 26 years later. He also died from a heart attack just like his father.
A family spokesperson shared in a statement: "Michael had suffered from diabetes for the last 20 years of his life, but his death is still a huge shock for all the family." Peter was also a diabetic.
Michael opened a business for restoring classic cars, however, it wasn't successful so he went on to become a builder instead.
He left behind two teenagers and his wife Alison, with whom he'd been with for 25 years.
Michael opened up about their strained relationship in his memoir "P.S. I Love You."
In the book, he candidly described Peter as being a "spiteful and neglectful" parental figure.
Michael also revealed that his father used to wake him up in the middle of the night when he was six years old to ask him which parent he'd like to live with, in case his parents got divorced.
As a child, Michael expressed to his dad that he prefered to live with his mother, which allegedly sent his father into a rage.
Michael also recalled a dark time when Peter allegedly disowned him and requested for him to remove his surname Sellers.
Sarah was an actress who appeared in the projects Arena and Somebody's Daughter, Somebody's Son.
She was also featured in The Wreak Havoc Horror Film Fest Teaser Commercial, as well as American Idol.
Sarah curated a photography exhibit with her daughter Emily called, Peter Sellers: Behind the Camera. The exhibit featured 50 rare photographs that Peter took.
According to multiple reports, just hours before Peter's passing, he attempted to update his will so that his financial assets wouldn't go to his last wife Lynne.
The request wasn't processed in time, therefore Lynne got his entire estate, which meant that each of his children was left with around $1,000.