Barbra Streisand would have left the heart broken after the death of Alan Bergman, on July 17 at the age of 99.
Streisand felt in discharges after the death of her dear friend and long -standing collaborator, by Radaronline.com.
An initiate of the exit also confirmed that the death of Alan had left major pressure on the heart of Streisand.
“She does her best so as not to be too morbid on this subject,” said a prediction, “but that cuts incredibly deeply for her to know that Alan and Marilyn are no longer there.”
“They were like parents for her. It’s completely devastating,” they concluded.
For those who were reversed, Bergman and his wife, Marilyn, were the creative duo responsible for the most popular successes in Streisand, including The way we were,, You don’t bring me flowersAnd Dad, do you hear me? from Yentl.
“He was his family for me – a paternal figure,” said Streisand, 83, about the legendary lyricist.
“We met over 60 years ago and we have never stopped loving and collaborating together,” said Streisand.
“My last conversation with him concerned a wonderful song on which he worked,” she recalls and noted, “at 99, his creative gifts have always sank. I like to think that he is again in the warm embrace of Marilyn, and I’m sure they started to collaborate on another song.”
“I miss the two of them,” she said.
