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**At 65, Barry Gibb Finally Opens Up About Robin’s Tragic Death in Tearful Interview… Leaving Bee Gees Fans Heartbroken**
For years, Barry Gibb carried the grief of losing his younger brother Robin in near silence. But in a rare, emotional interview given at age 65, the last surviving Bee Gees brother finally opened up about the pain, guilt, and love he has carried since Robin’s tragic passing — leaving fans around the world deeply moved.
With visible emotion in his voice, Barry admitted that speaking about Robin hasn’t been easy. “You think time makes it easier,” he shared, “but it doesn’t. You just learn to live with it. Robin wasn’t just my brother — he was part of my soul, part of the fabric of who I am.” His words revealed a vulnerability fans rarely see from the usually composed legend, and they resonated with millions who watched the interview.
Barry reflected on their lifelong bond, from singing together as boys to conquering global music charts as adults. He spoke tenderly about Robin’s unique voice, his determination, and the unmistakable spark that made him unforgettable. “He had a presence,” Barry said quietly. “When Robin walked into a room, something changed. Onstage, he wasn’t just performing — he was living the music.”
What struck viewers most was Barry’s honesty about regret. He confessed that fame, schedules, and life sometimes came between meaningful moments. “You always think there’s more time,” he said. “More songs to write, more conversations to have. You never imagine that one day, it stops.”
Fans responded with an outpouring of love and support, flooding social media with messages, memories, and tributes to Robin — and to Barry for his courage in finally sharing his heart. Many said the interview reopened old wounds, but also reminded them why the Bee Gees’ music remains so deeply cherished.
Barry concluded by saying that although the pain never disappears, the love and legacy Robin left behind continue to give him strength. “I miss him every day,” he said. “But when people listen to our music, when they remember Robin’s voice, he’s still here. And that means everything.”
For Bee Gees fans, it was a powerful reminder that behind legendary songs and global success were brothers bound by love — a bond that even tragedy could never break.