Michael Reagan, eldest son of Ronald Reagan, dies aged 80
Michael Reagan, the eldest son of Ronald Reagan and a conservative commentator, has died at the age of 80. The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute announced his death, noting his dedication to his father's legacy.

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AI-generatedMichael Reagan, the eldest son of Ronald Reagan and a conservative commentator, has died at the age of 80. The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute announced his death, noting his dedication to his father's legacy. Reagan was known for his conservative commentary on Newsmax and his talk radio program, "The Michael Reagan Show." Adopted by Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman, he pursued acting and later became a prominent voice in conservative media. He authored several books, including memoirs detailing his childhood and lessons learned from his father. Throughout his life, Reagan supported various charities, including those focused on juvenile diabetes, cystic fibrosis, and Alzheimer's disease, the illness his father battled. He also served as chair of the Reagan Legacy Foundation.
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5 extractedReagan served as chair of the John Douglas French Alzheimer’s Foundation board for three years.
Reagan was a contributor to the conservative Newsmax television network and was known for his talk radio program, The Michael Reagan Show.
Michael Reagan lived a life shaped by conviction, purpose, and an abiding devotion to President Reagan’s ideals.
The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute announced his death in a post on the social platform X on Tuesday.
Michael Reagan, the eldest son of Ronald Reagan and a conservative commentator, has died at 80.