Anthony Bourdain Spent Last Hours Obsessing Over ex-Girlfriend Asia Argento [Report]

In 2018 beloved writer and TV character Anthony Bourdain took his personal life in a lodge room in France.

For years, followers agonized over the query of how a person who appeared to have all of it may have been hiding such super ache.

Now, a brand new e book from journalist Charles Leerhsen seeks to shed some gentle on the thriller of Bourdain’s anguished remaining hours.

Confirming a concept that was beforehand put forth by many who had been many near the movie star chef, Leerhsen says girlfriend Asia Argento was on the forefront of Bourdain’s thoughts all through his remaining day on earth.

Actually, the writer claims that Bourdain googled Argento’s title not less than 300 occasions on the day he died.

Leerhsen has obtained what he says are Bourdain’s remaining textual content messages, and so they encompass a heated alternate between the TV character and Argento.

“I’m okay. I’m not spiteful. I’m not jealous that you’ve got been with one other man. I don’t personal you. You might be free. As I stated. As I promised. As I actually meant,” Bourdain texted Argento simply hours earlier than his demise.

“However you had been careless. You had been reckless with my coronary heart. My life.”

“I can’t take this,” Argento allegedly responded.

“Is there something I can do?” Bourdain requested, to which his ex replied, “Cease busting my balls.”

Bourdain replied merely, “Okay.”

“I believe that’s the very last thing he stated to her,” Leehsen says of the alternate.

“She saved texting and saved the argument going after that occurred however he didn’t reply after that time as a result of I believe he was gone. She didn’t know he was gone,” the writer tells UK tabloid The Solar.

“In his final hours he googled a prostitution service and he saved googling Asia.

“I assume he punished himself by studying time and again and an increasing number of about Asia’s fling with a French journalist in Rome,” Leerhsen continues.

“He saved googling her title, he googled her 300 occasions or so in the previous few days.”

Argento has beforehand addressed allegations that she’s in any method liable for Bourdain’s suicice.

“Anthony was 62 (sic), I used to be 42,” she stated shortly after his demise.

“We had lived, we had wives and husbands, we had kids,” she continued.

“I can not consider Anthony as any individual who would make a radical gesture like this for one thing like that.”

Leerhsen echoes Argento’s argument that Bourdain’s determination to take his personal life was doubtless motivated by way over simply despair over the top of a romantic relationship.

“I don’t blame her for what occurred to him,” he tells The Solar.

“Though I believe she helped drive him to that place of despair, I don’t suppose she will be held liable for his demise,” the writer provides.

“In my view it was a traditional case of just about like a teenage love affair the place the boy desires to go regular and the woman doesn’t.”

Leerhsen went on to make clear that Bourdain seemed to be pressuring Argento right into a state of affairs with which she didn’t really feel fully snug.

“The boy retains urgent his case and the woman retains pulling again. “The extra the boy expresses his ardor for the woman, the extra the woman was turned off,” he stated.

“That’s what was happening and, no matter you consider her, I believe she had each proper not be pushed into that type of relationship.

No matter Bourdain was feeling in these remaining moments, the world misplaced a singular expertise and a vibrant soul on that tragic day in June of 2018.

Our ideas exit to his family members.