Naomi Watts took to Instagram to honor her co-star from Feud, Treat Williams, who passed away unexpectedly in a motorcycle accident.
Williams, who was 71 years old, had acted alongside Watts in the second season of Feud: Capote's Women, an anthology series created by Ryan Murphy for FX.
The Oscar-nominated actress wrote: “I'm so heartbroken by the news of Treat. He was a true gentleman who always spoke so lovingly of his family.”
“I had the great privilege of sharing many scenes with him recently shooting Feud. His work is extraordinary,” Watts 54, continued praising him alongside a selfie of them together.
“Not only did I get to discover what a remarkable professional he was, but I made a friend, and saw what a devoted husband, and father he was. Treat was one of a kind, truly enchanted with life. He was curious about everything and everything had meaning to him, except small talk. He had a gift for telling incredible stories and carried immense gratitude for everything life served him.”
She then goes on to address Williams directly: “Treat, I didn’t know you nearly long enough, but it was enough for me to realize that the world has lost someone special. Thank you for being the best scene partner. I absolutely cherished our time playing together. We made so many great friends with everyone on Feud.”
The actress, 54, concluded her heartfelt note with: “We danced, laughed, and cried, and I will always hold dear the story of our Bill and Babe. xx ????️ RIP.”
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