Wolfgang Van Halen and Valerie Bertinelli blast Reelz for Autopsy episode on Eddie Van Halen's death

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The music world and fans alike gasped when they first got word about the death of legendary guitarist Eddie Van Halen in October 2020.Now, less than two years after his passing from cancer, Reelz Channel is set premiere its documentary episode, Autopsy: The Last Hours Of Eddie Van Halen.But ahead of its airing on Sunday, June 5, the late rocker's son Wolfgang Van Halen and his ex-wife Valerie Bertinelli are slamming the show, and are urging people not to watch it.

Not having it: Wolfgang Van Halen and his mother Valerie Bertinelli blasted Reelz forits upcoming documentary episode, Autopsy: The Last Hours Of Eddie Van HalenWolfgang did not mince words when he took to Twitter to share his anger and disgust over the show, and for anyone who watches the program.'F**k @ReelzChannel, f**k everyone that works on this show, and f**k you if you watch it,' the musician, 31, tweeted out on Wednesday, which comes four days before its supposed to air.

The former Van Halen bassist added, 'F***ing disgusting trying to glamorize someone's death from cancer. Pathetic and heartless.' Emotional: Wolfgang used one particular four-letter curse word when he blasted Reelz for wanting to 'glamorize someone's death from cancer' Taking a stance: Bertinelli, who was married to Eddie Van Halen from 1981 until 2007, supported to her son's tweet, writing, 'Good Christ this is disgusting'Bertinelli, who was married to the iconic Van Halen guitarist from 1981 until 2007, responded to her son's tweet, writing, 'Good Christ this is disgusting.'On Wednesday, Reelz released a sneak peak at the upcoming episode, which typically reconstructs each of its subject's final hours using medical evidence from the actual autopsies to explain how and why they.