Eddie Van Halen's son Wolf speaks out 1 month after father's death: 'It's really hard'

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Eddie Van Halen's family is still reeling from the star's death last month.

Van Halen, known for his immense skill with a guitar, passed away on Oct. 6 from cancer.

At the time, his son Wolfgang -- whom the rocker shared with actress Valerie Bertinelli -- made the tragic announcement on social media.

Since then, Wolf, who has joined the family band, has shared a number of black-and-white photos of his father on Instagram but offered no captions.

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While he's spoken openly on Twitter, Friday brought the first comment in memory of his father.

The 29-year-old musician shared another black-and-white photo to social media, this time depicting himself and his late father wearing large smiles.

"1 month. Not a second goes by where you’re not on my mind," wrote Wolf. "I miss talking with you. I miss laughing with you. I miss listening to music with you. I miss making music with you. I just miss everything."

He concluded: "I love you so much, Pop. It’s really hard being here without you."

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In his announcement last month, Wolf referred to Eddie as "the best father I could ever ask for."

"Every moment I've shared with him on stage and off stage was a gift," Wolf continued. "My heart is broken and I don't think I'll ever fully recover from this loss. I love you so much, Pop."

Eddie Van Halen (right) performs onstage with his son Wolfgang (left) in 2015. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Solters)

Bertinelli, 60, also spoke out after the passing. The actress was married to Van Halen from 1981 to 2007.

Sharing a black-and-white throwback pic of herself, Van Halen and their baby son, she wrote, "40 years ago my life changed forever when I met you. You gave me the one true light in my life, our son, Wolfgang."

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She praised the star's "gorgeous spirit and that impish grin," both of which he was able to maintain throughout his battle with cancer.

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"I’m so grateful Wolfie and I were able to hold you in your last moments," she concluded. "I will see you in our next life my love."