As per a recent publication by The Daily Mail, Rob Reiner's daughter Romy is facing an emotional low after the demise of her parents, Rob and Michelle Reiner.According to the publication, the aspiring actress is leaning in on her director friend, Alex Silberberg, as well as her brother, Jake Reiner, who is an actor and a former journalist following her parents' death.Alex Silberberg is a writer, producer, and director known for his projects such as The Musical, The Auschwitz Bagel, and Albert Brooks: Defending My Life. According to his LinkedIn profile, he is the founder of Hotline Films and has completed his Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts with a major in Film and Television Production from New York University.Romy Reiner is one of the stars of a short film titled The Auschwitz Bagel directed by Alex Silberberg. According to IMDb, the short film Auschwitz Bagel is inspired by a true story. The plot of the short film revolves around three siblings. The trio learns about their father's familial dysfunction and newfound s*xuality at their great aunt's funeral.The film is written and directed by Alex Silberberg and stars Zachary Fineman, Daniel Lench, Ken Lerner, and Romy Reiner.Romy Reiner on Nick ReinerAccording to an article by The Daily Mail, Romy Reiner's birthday falls on December 27. Romy is going to be 28 this year, her first birthday after the demise of her parents, famed director Rob Reiner and his wife Michele. Apart from her parents, Romy is also going to be away from her brother Nick Reiner, who is currently in police custody and is charged with murdering his parents.A source told The Daily Mail that Romy reportedly told police that her brother "should be a suspect" almost immediately after finding her parents' murders, since she was frequently "scared" of him and what he might be capable of. Nick was taken into custody in a matter of hours. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostAn insider told the publication, "It seems like Romy has been afraid of Nick since she was a child."She reportedly stated:'Nick was so volatile that she didn't think it was a good idea for him to be living in a guesthouse [which he once smashed up in a cocaine-fueled fit of rage] on the grounds of her parents' home.'She didn't even like the idea of him living across the street from her. But she knew they moved him in so they could keep a close eye on him and give him a roof over his head', the insider told The Daily MailAccording to the publication, Romy and her parents "tried to include" Nick in family get-togethers as much as they could, or at least during times "when they were talking to him."