Laura Ann Tull Keeps Personal Life Private Amid Eric Dane Bullying Accusations
Feb. 24, 2026 — SAG-AFTRA actress and former Grey’s Anatomy background performer Laura Ann Tull has limited public information about her personal life, including marital status or children, even as her name gains attention from recent social media claims against the late Eric Dane.
Tull, born in Virginia and raised in Maryland, worked as an extra on Grey’s Anatomy starting in 2005. Following Dane’s death on February 19, 2026, from ALS, she posted on Threads alleging he bullied her on set, mocked her amid her health struggles including beating cancer and developing an autoimmune disease, and contributed to her professional harm. She claimed, “He was a bully an a hole” and “I am why he was fired from Grey’s,” asserting she contacted Shonda Rhimes’ assistant before Dane’s 2012 departure.[3] [4]
Limited Family Details
Public sources confirm scant details on Tull’s family or relationships. A biography notes her family’s encouragement of creativity but states there is “very limited confirmed public information” on a husband or children, with no reliable news confirming marriage.[1] Her IMDb profile details her parents—father a retired Customs agent, mother a nurse—but omits marital status. Tull has shared family tree interests on Substack, such as ancestors linked to historical figures.[7]
In a 2025 Substack post, Tull emphasized career priorities, stating, > “I DO NOT WANT A HUSBAND… What I wanted was to work to be VIP so I could prove I could be an actor.”[2] A recent X post echoed desires for “an acting career and KIDS with a sane man,” lamenting neither would happen.[6]
Career and Health Background
Tull holds degrees from McDaniel College, American University, and Catholic University of America, passing the California bar in 2000 before pursuing acting. She became vegan in 2009 due to allergies and autoimmune issues, practices Buddhism, and advocates against bullying.[1] Her credits include background roles in Eli Stone, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and indies like A.B.S..[8]
The accusations, first raised in a 2018 Medium essay, resurfaced post-Dane’s death but remain unconfirmed by production. Coverage appears on entertainment sites, not major outlets.
