According to reports, Barbra Streisand is left disconsolate after the death of Alan Bergman, on July 17 at the age of 99.
Streisand has felt depressed in the landfills after the death of his beloved friend and collaborator of a lifetime, for Radaronline.com.
Information privileged by the output also confirmed that Alan’s death has left great tension in the heart of Streisand.
“She is doing everything possible to not be too morbid about it,” a informant shared, “but incredibly deeply cuts to know Alan and Marilyn are no longer here.”
“They were like parents for her. It’s completely devastating,” they concluded.
For those not versed, Bergman and his wife, Marilyn, were the creative duo responsible for Streisand’s most beloved successes, including The way we were, Don’t bring me flowersand Dad, can you hear me? of Yentl.
“He was a family for me, a father figure,” said Streisand, 83, about the legendary lyricist.
“We met more than 60 years ago, and we never stopped loving and collaborating together,” Streisand reflected.
“My last conversation with him was about a wonderful song he was working on,” he recalled and pointed out, “at 99, his creative gifts still flowed. I like to think that he is again in Marilyn’s warm hug, and I am sure they have begun to collaborate again in another song.”
“I’ll miss them both,” he said.
