Bee Gees legend Barry Gibb claims to have seen ghosts of his brothers in ‘disturbing’ vision
The singer, 70, says he and wife Linda had “disturbing” visions of dead bandmate Robin and younger brother Andy
BEE GEES star Barry Gibb claims he has seen the ghosts of his brothers.
The singer, 70, says he and wife Linda had “disturbing” visions of dead bandmate Robin and younger brother Andy.
Barry said: “It’s not fun because you’re not quite sure what it was about. If it was real. I saw Robin and my wife saw Andy. Maybe it’s a memory producing itself outside your conscious mind or maybe it’s real.”
He added: “The biggest question of all is: is there life after death? I’d like to know.”
Barry, the last surviving member of the Bee Gees, lost three brothers.
Andy died aged 30 in 1988 after years of drug abuse. Bandmate Maurice died following complications from a twisted intestine in 2003 aged 53. Robin died from cancer in 2012 at 62.
Barry endured fresh heartache last month when mum Barbara died aged 95 at her Miami home.
Barbara, who was born in Manchester but moved to Florida 20 years ago, managed the Bee Gees’ early career with husband Hughie who died in 1992 aged 76.