Anthony Bourdain Final Texts Before Death Revealed: ‘I Hate Being Famous’!

Anthony Bourdain Final Texts Before Death Revealed: ‘I Hate Being Famous’ A new book shows that Anthony Bourdain struggled with fame and heartbreak in the days before he killed himself.

In an unofficial biography of Anthony Bourdain called “Down and Out in Paradise: The Life of Anthony Bourdain,” written by journalist Charles Leerhsen, there are text messages that Bourdain sent in his last days that show what he was thinking.

“I, too, hate my fans. I dislike being well-known. “I hate my job,” Bourdain wrote to his ex-wife Ottavia Busia-Bourdain, who had become one of his closest confidantes, according to a New York Times excerpt. “I live alone and never know what will happen next.”

In the book, which comes out on October 11, Leerhsen also says that Bourdain and Asia Argento, who had been his girlfriend for two years, often got jealous of each other. In June 2018, five days before he died, a CNN host saw photos of the 47-year-old Argento dancing with the French reporter Hugo Clément in a Roman restaurant where the two often went.

According to the book, Bourdain was “enraged” by the pictures and looked up the “Land of the Dead” star’s name “hundreds of times” online, which made them argue over the phone and through text messages, “I am okay. I am not spiteful. I’m not mad that you’ve been with someone else. You are not mine. You don’t have to do anything.

As I said. As I said, I would. As I meant,” the “Parts Unknown” actor reportedly told Argento in a text message a day before he died. “But you didn’t pay attention. You played around with my heart. My life.” In the same conversation, Bourdain said that the fact that the alleged affair with the Italian actress happened at a hotel they both liked in Rome hurt him the most.

He says that Argento wrote, “I can’t take this.” The “XXX” star broke up with Bourdain because he was “too possessive,” as the book says. After a full day of filming and a night of drinking, the famous chef called Argento again the next day.

He reportedly asked, “Is there anything I can do?” His ex-girlfriend told him, “Stop busting my balls.” The book says that Bourdain just wrote back, “OK,” and then hung himself.

When The New York Times asked Argento for her opinion, she said she hadn’t read the book, but she wrote to Leerhsen to tell him that he couldn’t publish anything she said to him. Anthony Bourdain Final Texts Before Death Revealed: ‘I Hate Being Famous’

“Some people say that I killed him. People think I killed him. I know that the world needs to figure out why it exists. “I’d like to find a reason, too,” she said in September 2018 on “DailyMailTV.” “People should think that he killed himself because of this. He also lied to me. We had no trouble with it.”

“He was a man who traveled 265 days a year,” she said. We enjoyed being with each other when we saw each other, but we were not kids. We are adults.” If you find this interesting, please tell your friends about it. Visit Newswatchlist.com for the latest updates and news about celebrities.