's widow and their daughter Georgia stepped out for dinner in on Friday night.
It comes just over a month following a battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
Gayheart, 54, and Georgia, 14, spent one-on-one time together as they dined at Tra di Noi in Malibu.
Missing from the scene was Gayheart's older daughter, 16-year-old Billie, whom she also shared with the late star.
The mom of two was casually dressed in a navy blue cardigan, wide-leg blue jeans, and burgundy sneakers.
Her mini-me daughter wore an oversize black sweatshirt and tan-colored sheepskin booties.
Eric Dane's widow Rebecca Gayheart and their daughter Georgia stepped out for dinner in Los Angeles on Friday night
Gayheart, 54, and Georgia, 14, spent one-on-one time together as they dined at Tra di Noi in Malibu
Before his death, Dane spoke highly of his wife in his touching Netflix special, Famous Last Words: Eric Dane.
In the two-episode final interview, he declared about Gayheart: 'I will have never, by the time anyone sees this, fallen in love with another woman as deeply as I fell in love with Rebecca.'
L-R Georgia, Gayheart, and Billie pictured on March 17 at The Drama film premiere
'By virtue of the distance of us living in separate homes, there’s a lot of time lost there. But I made sure that I can be there as much as possible and certainly when it counts,' he noted.
And he insisted that he and his estranged wife were 'still really best friends.'
'We still love each other deeply. I just think we don’t wanna live with each other. But there’s a lot of love there,' he emphasized.
In her essay last year, Gayheart said: 'We had a really lovely marriage for a long time - we were married for 15 years - we created two beautiful girls.
'But also, lots of s**t went crazy in our relationship, and it wasn't good. We separated, but we never got a divorce; we were about to and then we didn't. We haven't lived in the same home for eight years; he's dated other people, I've dated someone.'
'It's a very complicated relationship, one that's confusing for people,' she acknowledged.
Weeks after her husband's death, she took to Instagram to share a montage of photos from throughout their relationship.
The caption read: 'There are no words. All our love forever — your girls ❤️.'
