Robin Williams’ widow, Susan Williams, has disclosed the true cause of his tragic death in a recent interview. She revealed that Robin suffered from Lewy body dementia, a debilitating condition that ultimately claimed his life. Susan described their struggle against what she called an “invisible monster” of symptoms, likening it to a game of “whack-a-mole.” She shared poignant details of their final days together, recalling Robin’s plan for neurocognitive testing just a week before his passing.

Robin Williams, celebrated for his comedic brilliance and acting prowess, tragically died in 2014 from asphyxia by hanging. Susan highlighted his battle not only with anxiety but also with the relentless progression of Lewy body dementia. She emphasized the immense challenges Robin faced, which were often invisible to the public eye. Susan hopes that by speaking out, she can raise awareness about the complexity of his struggles beyond his public persona.

Reflecting on Robin’s life and legacy, Susan emphasized his greatness as both an artist and a person, underscoring the importance of understanding his private battles. She concluded by honoring his memory and the profound impact he left on the world.