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Leonardo DiCaprio is remembering Alan Thicke.
The Oscar winner took to Facebook on Wednesday to pay tribute to his former Growing Pains co-star, who died after suffering a heart attack while playing hockey with his 19-year-old son, Carter, on Tuesday.
"Alan was a devoted father, husband, friend and role model. He knew how to harness the power of the entertainment industry to be a positive influence in so many lives - including mine," DiCaprio shared.
The 42-year-old actor's Growing Pains character, Luke Brower, was a homeless teen taken in by the Seaver family on the final season of the sitcom from 1991 to 1992, when DiCaprio was just 18 years old.
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"I will be forever grateful for the opportunity I had to work with Alan early in my career. He had tremendous class, a huge heart, and he taught me and so many others the valuable lessons about humility and gratitude," DiCaprio continued. "I've seen him a number of times over the years and when Alan Thicke walked in the room, quite frankly, no one was cooler."
"I miss him already - my thoughts and prayers are with the entire Thicke family during this difficult time," he concluded.
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DiCaprio was far from the only celebrity to pay tribute to the TV icon. Thicke's famous friends and former co-stars took to social media to remember the actor, including his son, Robin.
"My Father passed away today. He was the best man I ever knew. The best friend I ever had. Let's all rejoice and celebrate the joy he brought to every room he was in. We love you Alan Thicke," the 39-year-old singer wrote on Instagram late Tuesday night. "Thank you for your love. Love, you grateful son."
See more in the video below.