Victor and Libby Boyce have opened up about their ongoing journey through grief following the tragic loss of their son, actor Cameron Boyce.
Speaking on the MANE AF podcast on November 12 for Epilepsy Awareness Month, the couple reflected on his enduring legacy.
Consequently, their candid remarks about Cameron Boyce parents Christmas grief highlight the deep emotional toll of losing a child.
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Cameron rose to global fame through beloved Disney hits like Jessie and the Descendants franchise before passing away in July 2019 at age 20.
He died in his sleep from sudden unexpected death in epilepsy, commonly known as SUDEP.
During the podcast, Victor admitted that celebrating major annual milestones became nearly impossible in the immediate years after his death.
“We didn’t do Christmas for a few years after Cameron passed,” Victor shared. “We didn’t do Halloween. Holidays are always tough.”
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Meanwhile, Libby revealed that Cameron’s birthday remains the hardest day of the year for her.
“He’s stuck at 20, he’ll never be older than 20,” she said, explaining the heartbreak of never seeing new photos of him grow older.
However, Victor emphasized that leaning on a tight-knit circle of loved ones has helped them gradually heal.
Today, their close family gathers once again for large Thanksgiving and Christmas celebrations, finding comfort in unity and shared memories.
For more entertainment updates, explore our coverage of celebrity tributes and advocacy news or visit The Cameron Boyce Foundation.
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Ultimately, Victor and Libby’s honesty reminds families facing loss that healing takes time, love, and strong community support.