Martin Short Will Reportedly Resume Touring With Steve Martin After Daughter Katherine’s Death at 42

Martin Short will reportedly get back to work following the tragic death of his daughter, Katherine.

A source with knowledge of the situation told TMZ on Thursday, March 12, that the comedian, 75, will resume his two-man show with Only Murders in the Building costar Steve Martin next month.

Short and Martin, 80, will reportedly play their April 11 show at the Johnny Mercer Theatre in Savannah, Georgia. According to Martin’s tour page, the two have dates lined up through November 14.

Jeff Babko & The Steep Canyon Rangers will join the comedy duo at their upcoming engagements.

According to TMZ, multiple shows planned for March were rescheduled for September after Short’s daughter died by suicide on February 23.

The outlet also reported that Katherine’s death will not impact production for the upcoming season of Only Murders in the Building, which will reportedly film in London but not for a couple more months.

Following Katherine’s unexpected death, a source exclusively told the National Enquirer last month that Short is “finding it almost impossible to process,” adding: “Martin adored Katherine — the sun rose and set with her.”

“He knew she was going through a hard time mentally, but not to this extent,” the source added. “It’s just shocking and unfathomable to him on every level.”

The Emmy Award-winning actor and late wife Nancy Dolman — who died in 2010 after being diagnosed with ovarian cancer — adopted three children together: Katherine, Oliver, 39, and Henry, 36.

Enquirer’s insider added that Katherine’s death has “taken a wrecking ball to Martin’s world.”