The Final Words Of Our Favorite Actors

Losing a star can really hit some of us hard, especially when it comes to their fans. What about when we learn about the last moments of their lives? It can make it all the more real and give us a glimpse into what was going on in their final moments.

The final words of our favorite actors do just that, especially when they’re talking to the ones they love and hold close the most. Sometimes, even when they have no idea the end is near, their final words leave us with a haunting memory.

Corey Haim asked his good friend to ensure the world heard his story

Losing Corey Haim hit so many people hard in March 2010. For years, Corey was the heartthrob of his time, rising to fame in the ‘80s alongside fellow actor Corey Feldman, with the pair appearing in no fewer than seven movies together. Tragically, addiction, financial issues, and being the victim of assault all took their toll on the young actor.

It’s believed Haim and Feldman had a strained relationship at the end, but in the former’s final years, they reconnected. It wasn’t until Feldman spoke to E! News after losing his friend that he admitted to some of their last conversations, asking that Feldman tell the world about his assaulters and the real story that broke Haim's life so dramatically.

Redd Foxx managed to tell his friend he couldn’t breathe before he lost his life

Even though he was well known for his comedy work, it was the sitcom ‘Sanford and Son’ that really made Redd Foxx an overnight star. Amazingly, he had such an influence on the industry that Redd’s work can still be felt today, with the star plotting a comeback in 1991 in the form of a new sitcom ‘The Royal Family.’

Tragically, the 68-year-old passed away before the show hit the air, as Redd suffered a huge heart attack while filming the sitcom. Della Reese, his long-term friend and co-star, was caught off-guard when it happened, with Redd allegedly faking heart attacks before. Sadly, when Della told Redd to stand up, he merely uttered, “I can’t breathe,” before he passed away.

Chadwick Boseman encouraged his friends to live every moment to the fullest

One of the most heartbreaking things about losing Chadwick Boseman is that barely anyone saw it coming. After all, the actor was just 43 years old, and most people, including his fans, had no idea he’d been diagnosed with cancer. Although he rose to prominence in the MCU film franchise, Chadwick was already an award-winning star throughout his lengthy career.

Chadwick lost his battle in 2020, with friends and co-stars talking about their final conversations. One came from actor Josh Gad, who admitted one of Chadwick’s final texts stated “how precious every moment was,” with the star encouraging Josh to “take advantage of every moment” and “enjoy the simplicity of God’s creation,” words that hit especially hard after his passing.

Olivia Newton-John continued to give to others as she was losing her life

From music to acting, Olivia Newton-John dominated it all. After all, appearing in the musical movie ‘Grease’ in 1978 really showed the world she could combine her talents. Sadly, Olivia lost her life in August 2022, and it wasn’t long until the world felt the effects. Amazingly, one of her ‘Grease’ co-stars had one of Olivia’s final conversations.

Didi Conn, who played Frenchie, told Page Six that the pair spoke almost once a month. Apparently, Olivia was “in the hospital” as they talked about both of their health worries. Didi admitted she received a “beautiful orchid” the next day but thought it was a sign when “one of the orchid flowers fell down” three days before Olivia’s passing.

Robin Williams was apparently terrified of his unknown illness in the final months of his life

One of the more difficult passings to accept recently was when the news of Robin Williams taking his own life spread across the world in 2014. After all, the comedic actor was a huge part of so many people’s lives through his films and TV roles, with his close friend Billy Crystal talking about some of their final conversations.

Billy wrote a biography called ‘Robin’ about it all, admitting he was friends with Muhammad Ali and knew “a lot of really good Parkinson’s research doctors” as Robin was trying to learn what was going on with his health. Sadly, Billy confessed he had “never heard him afraid like that before,” adding Robin “was just a scared man.”

John Ritter told his co-star how much he loved her before he suddenly passed away

Appearing in the sitcom ‘Three’s Company’ paved the way for an incredible career for John Ritter. The actor long stuck with the genre, even appearing in ‘8 Simple Rules… For Dating My Teenage Daughter’ in his final years. Sadly, he was filming the sitcom when John suddenly passed away unexpectedly in 2003, much to the shock of co-star Kaley Cuoco.

When talking to ET on the 15th anniversary of John’s passing, Kaley admitted she “get[s] this chill because I love him so much.” Kaley added the final time they spoke to each other, they were on a couch, with John telling her, “I want you to know, I love you,” before they hugged and never saw each other again.

John Belushi begged not to be left alone, but tragically, he was

It can be tough to believe John Belushi was just 33 when he lost his life in 1982 as the comedian and actor achieved so much. After all, he had legendary roles in the comedy movies ‘Animal House’ and ‘The Blues Brothers’ and was even one of the original seven in the comedy sketch show ‘Saturday Night Live.’

After a decade of his unhealthy lifestyle and illegal substances, things sadly caught up to John. Apparently, his friend and dealer Catherine Smith was with John during his final moments and was the one to inject the substances. Tragically, John uttered, “Just don’t leave me alone,” something Catherine actually did before she was later charged with aiding in his passing.

Chris Farley didn’t want an adult worker to leave him alone as he lay losing his life

The striking resemblance between Chris Farley and John Belushi’s lives is almost unsettling. After all, they both started out in comedy before appearing on the sketch show ‘Saturday Night Live’ - and both passed away at 33 years old following an overdose of illegal substances. Tragically, Chris has eerily similar final words, merely stating, “Don’t leave me.”

To make matters worse, it’s reported Chris spoke these words to an adult worker who was in his apartment before she stole his watch, took photos of the actor as he lay on the floor losing his life, and did indeed leave him alone. To make matters worse, Chris had been in rehab just months before his passing.

Charlie Chaplin admitted his soul belonged to God before passing away in his sleep

Taking the world of silent movies by storm was none other than Charlie Chaplin. The comedy actor’s life was filled with fame and controversy, with Chaplin ultimately losing his life in 1977 at 88 years old. By this time, his health was so bad that he needed constant care, and finally passed away on Christmas Day after suffering a stroke.

Apparently, a priest read Chaplin his last rights and stated, “May the Lord have mercy on your soul” before Chaplin replied, “Why not?” It’s said that Chaplin continued to state, “After all, it belongs to him,” before he lost his life in his sleep. Amazingly, after he passed away, Chaplin’s coffin was stolen and held for ransom for a time.

Jim Henson wrote his loved ones two letters claiming he wasn’t afraid to take his final breath

Working on the children’s sketch shows ‘The Muppets’ and ‘Sesame Street’ really saw Jim Henson come to life. While he also worked on some other big-name productions, it was bringing the likes of Kermit the Frog to life that saw Jim become a beloved name across the world. Sadly, he suddenly passed away in May 1990 following a bacterial infection.

Still, Jim wrote  two letters to his loved ones, telling them he is “not at all afraid” of losing his life and “in many ways look forward to it with much curiosity and interest.” Jim continued to write that he wanted people to “watch out for each other and love and forgive everybody” before detailing his funeral arrangements.

Leslie Jordan tried to see his good friend mere days before he lost his life

It was easy to spot Leslie Jordan in just about every role he played, as the actor was known for his small stature and thick Southern drawl. He appeared in a host of productions throughout his career, but it was his social media presence following 2020 that really saw Leslie become a beloved name to so many.

Sadly, that ended in 2022 when the 67-year-old passed away. His close friend, actor Max Greenfield, told E! News they had a chance to talk just days before Leslie’s passing, with Max saying Leslie tried to appear at his book signing, but it “was sold out” and “they didn’t let him in,” with Leslie texting that Max was “so famous.”

Humphrey Bogart most likely spoke to his wife moments before falling into a coma

Being one of the original Hollywood stars meant Humphrey Bogart really helped to grow the industry into the thing we know and love today. However, it wasn’t just his work that filled his life; Humphrey was also dedicated to his long-time wife, actress Lauren Bacall. Their love continued all the way until Humphrey’s health deteriorated and he passed away.

It was long said Humphrey’s final words were a joke about switching drinks, but other accounts say he last spoke to Lauren. It’s believed he said, “Goodbye, kid. Hurry back,” as she needed to attend to their children. Tragically, Humphrey slipped into a coma before Lauren made it back, meaning they never spoke again before his passing.

Errol Flynn admitted he’d enjoyed every minute of his life just before his heart attack

Australian actor Errol Flynn achieved global fame when he rose up through the Golden Age of Hollywood, with his romantic swashbuckler roles seeing him become a household name. Even away from the screen, Errol’s life was filled with romantic and assault rumors, but that ended in 1959 when he passed away at 50 years old.

Toward the end, Errol faced huge financial issues and was traveling to a meeting when he started complaining of leg and back pain. After being told to rest, Errol passed away from a heart attack and a host of other health issues, but not before he uttered he’d had “a lot of fun and I’ve enjoyed every minute of it.”

Olympia Dukakis got to enjoy one last happy memory before she lost her life

The rom-com ‘Moonstruck’ did wonderful things for so many people’s careers, including Nicolas Cage, Cher, and Olympia Dukakis. The latter pair both won an Oscar for their memorable parts and actually remained friends for the rest of their lives until Olympia became severely ill and lost her life at 89 years old in May 2021.

Cher actually opened up about their conversations after news of Olympia’s passing, stating her friend struggled to speak or hear during her hospice care. However, Cher did call to admit she loved Olympia and asked her about ‘Moonstruck.’ While Cher says her friend was “weak but happy,” Olympia did reply that she loved Cher, too.

Norm Macdonald shared his love with his close friend during his final days

Hosting the ‘Weekend Update’ segment of the sketch show ‘Saturday Night Live’ is something so many people will always remember Norm Macdonald for. That was until he was taken too soon. Outside of the show, Norm also appeared in a host of movies and even his own sitcom, ‘The Norm Show.’ Sadly, his fans never knew about his terminal illness.

In fact, only those in Norm’s inner circle knew the end was near in 2021, and it was one of his closest friends, Bob Saget, who shared one of their last moments together. Apparently, the pair spoke two weeks before. From there, Norm merely texted his friend, “I love you,” before Bob later replied, “I love you, Norm” in response.

John Carradine talked about how beautiful Milan would be to lose your life hours before he did

It comes to something when you’re considered to be one of the best character actors in the history of US cinema. Amazingly, that title goes to John Carradine, who appeared in a host of horror movies, Westerns, and even Shakespearean theater throughout his career. That was until 1988 when John lost his life at 82 years old.

Multiple organ failure was ultimately the thing to take his life, but it seems John got to enjoy one of the most beautiful cities during his final day. Just hours before his last breath, John climbed 328 steps at Milan’s gothic Duomo cathedral, where the actor reached the top and stated the city was a “beautiful place” to pass away.

Scott Wilson got to enjoy some fun final moments with his former castmates

With acting credits going all the way back to 1967, Scott Wilson was more than a veteran actor by the time he passed away in 2018. Even though he struggled to find acting work in his later years, landing a role in the zombie drama series ‘The Walking Dead’ really turned things around for Scott.

In fact, he was meant to return for season nine of the show when Scott suddenly passed away. Norman Reedus - Daryl Dixon from the series - later told MovieWeb that during their last time on set together, Scott “[couldn’t] speak well,” with Norman joining calling him a host of names before Scott “just starts laughing” in response.

Joan Crawford didn’t want a blessing from a higher power in her final moments

Even though she started her career as a dancer, it wasn’t until Joan Crawford was signed by MGM in 1925 that things started to shift and her acting led the way. Even then, Joan was never satisfied with being pushed aside and did incredible things to ensure she was the star of the show, doing well throughout the Depression era.

After really changing the face of cinema - and being known for her many marriages and divorces - Joan suffered a heart attack in 1977 and lost her life. The problem? It’s said Joan’s housekeeper began to pray for her, only for the actress to turn around and snap “don’t you dare ask God to help me.”

Michael Landon apparently knew that it was his time to go

His time in front of and behind the camera meant Michael Landon was the true face of his time. In fact, Michael appeared on the cover of TV Guide a whopping 22 times, only losing the top spot to Lucille Ball. Sadly, Michael was just 54 when he passed away, having been diagnosed with terminal cancer a few months prior.

To start, Michael told the world he was going to fight the illness and asked his fans to pray for him, but that changed on July 1, 1991. Apparently, the actor was surrounded by his loved ones when his son said it was time to move on. Michael’s final words were ultimately, “You’re right. It’s time. I love you all.”

Desi Arnaz shared his love for his ex-wife days before he passed away

Desi Arnaz might just be one of the biggest in the field when it comes to his acting career, especially when he starred in the ground-breaking sitcom ‘I Love Lucy.’ It was here that the actor worked alongside his wife, actress Lucille Ball, but things ended in divorce after 20 years together, with the pair largely going their separate ways.

However, things started to change when Desi learned he was going to lose his life, with the couple’s daughter - Lucie Arnaz - stating in a 2022 documentary that they had one last conversation on what would have been their wedding anniversary in November 1986. The couple apparently shared their love for each other before Desi passed away just days later.

Elvis Presley apparently wanted his close friend to always keep her light burning

Sure, he might be known for his music, but there was a time when Elvis Presley was also one of the most prominent actors of his time. He really had it all, and his 1977 passing is still felt worldwide today. In fact, it was starring in the musical comedy 'Paradise, Hawaiian Style' that introduced Elvis to Irene Tsu.

The pair remained close for years to come, with Irene later telling Fox News about her final conversation with the star. Apparently, Elvis looked at the actress and told her, "Keep that light burning, baby." Sadly, Irene thinks he "lost his light" and "Couldn't find his way home," ultimately overworking himself until he passed away.

Brittany Murphy told her mom she knew she was about to lose her life

Appearing in the likes of the teen movie ‘Clueless’ and the drama ‘8 Mile’ truly set Brittany Murphy up for an incredible career. That was until 2009, when Brittany lost her life at just 32 years old. Even today, what caused her to pass is highly debated, with the official cause listed as pneumonia, multiple substances, and iron-deficiency anemia.

However, Brittany’s family states she never used narcotics, but that’s not all. Her husband, Simon Monjack, passed away at home months later, with the same causes listed. It’s since been argued that toxic mold was to blame, but this hasn’t been proven. The tragic part? Brittany apparently told her mom she knew she was going to lose her life.

Groucho Marx tried to keep those around him laughing until the very end

Being known for his quick wit and being named as one of the US’s best comedians might make Groucho Marx’s final words seem a little bleak. The twist? It’s said the actor was in on the joke when he stated, “This is now ay to live!” Apparently, the 86-year-old had been suffering with his health for a couple of months.

Respiratory ailments were apparently made worse by pneumonia before Groucho lost his life in 1977, but that’s not all. Others claim that his final words were a question to his wife, asking about losing his life before stating, “Why that’s the last thing I’ll do.” Whatever the case, Groucho was a comedian until the very end.

Bing Crosby didn’t want to stop playing golf and seemingly loved his final game

Singing, producing, radio DJing, acting - was there anything Bing Crosby didn’t achieve during his life? He was widely regarded as one of the most successful multimedia stars of all time, recording over 1,600 songs and appearing in more than 70 feature films. That’s why so many mourned his passing in October 1977 when Bing was 74 years old.

In 1974, Bing suffered a life-threatening fungal infection in his lung, and it seems it’s something that followed him around. Apparently, Bing’s doctor told him to play nine holes of golf, but he played 18 - and gave construction workers an impromptu song - before stating, “That was a great game of golf, fellers,” and losing his life to a heart attack.

Cory Monteith apparently had a touching conversation with his long-term girlfriend before his passing

Losing someone at such a young age can be a real tragedy, and that was the case with Cory Monteith. The actor is best known for his time in the musical sitcom ‘Glee,’ but a history of substance abuse was what ultimately claimed his life when Cory was 31 years old in 2013. Of course, many felt the effects.

One of the many was his long-time girlfriend, Lea Michele. The actress later told Seventeen that she used music, including the song ‘If You Say So,’ to talk about how it affected her. Here, Lea states that “a week ago” he said, “I love you girl,” before Lea replied and Cory uttered, “if you say so if you say so.”

Bob Hope was open for a surprise when it came to his final resting place

Lasting an incredible 100 years meant Bob Hope had an unforgettable run as an actor, hosting the Academy Awards 19 times and appearing in more than 70 movies throughout his career. Still, it was his self-deprecating humor that made Bob such a hit with his fans, even once joking he is “so old, they’ve canceled my blood type.”

Two months after his 100th birthday, Bob passed away in 2003. However, his wife, Dolores Hope, and grandson, Zach Hope, claim it was “laughter to the end.” When talking to CNN, Zach admitted he always wanted to keep people laughing, claiming one of the final things Bob said was “Surprise me” when asked where he wanted to be buried.

Leonard Nimoy shared a touching poem on social media days before he lost his life

While he might have worked on his music career, photography, and directing, Leonard Nimoy will still always be best known for his time as Spock in the sci-fi ‘Star Trek’ franchise, a role he kept up for almost 50 years. Leonard had been acting since his 20s and earned millions of fans by signing up to the franchise.

That’s why so many were devastated when he passed away at 83 in 2015. The year before, Leonard announced he’d been diagnosed with COPD before falling into a coma in 2015 and passing away. However, his final public words were on Twitter, where Leonard shared a poem stating how “Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory.”

Ray Liotta joked about his latest movie role during one of his final conversations

Appearing in the biographical crime drama ‘Goodfellas’ really set Ray Liotta up for an incredible career, and it was something the actor knew all too well. Throughout his time in the limelight, Ray appeared in a host of genres, telling Long Island Weekly he “decided that I was here to try different parts and do different things.”

Still, it was his time in the narcotics-fuelled bear movie that was Ray’s last. The actor passed in 2022, with actress Elizabeth Banks sharing one of their final moments. She told USA Today the pair “had a great hug” and “laughed” about what the movie became. He also told Elizabeth, “That kid’s good,” when asked about his co-star, Alden Ehrenreich.

Steve Irwin was apparently thinking about retiring before he lost his life to a stingray

He might not have been an actor, but Steve Irwin was more than just a TV personality. The animal lover, best known as the Crocodile Hunter, changed the lives of so many youngsters as he taught us about reptiles, conservation, and the importance of learning to love animals of all shapes and sizes through his enthusiasm and passion.

Tragically, Steve was working on a documentary when a 2006 stingray accident ended his life. Apparently, Steve told his wife Terri, “I don’t think I am going to film anymore,” as he wanted to be with his family during one of their final conversations. Ultimately, his last word to them was “Goodbye” before he boarded the plane and never returned.

Ryan Dunn told his best friend he would be there soon, but he never arrived

Appearing in the daredevil show ‘Jackass’ made Ryan Dunn an overnight star, where he was known for his outrageous stunts that left more than a few of us wincing at home. Throughout his time on the show and appearing in a host of other shows and movies, Ryan grew incredibly close to his ‘Jackass’ co-star Bam Margera.

Sadly, Ryan and his production assistant lost their lives in a drink-related car accident in 2011. Ryan was just 34 years old, with Bam taking the news incredibly hard. When talking to E! News, Bam admitted he had a troubling final text from his friend that Ryan was getting a drink and then would “be there when I can.”

Paul Walker learned just how much he meant to his Fast & Furious co-star before the accident

Losing Paul Walker was a tragedy that shook the world. After all, he was just 40 years old and the star of the action ‘Fast & Furious’ franchise when a car accident took him far too soon in 2013. In fact, Paul was working on the seventh movie when he was involved in the accident that claimed his life.

Throughout the franchise, Paul grew incredibly close to Vin Diesel, with the latter telling Variety he had been thinking about what would happen to Paul if he lost his own life at a young age. Vin Diesel continued to explain that he told Paul he was his true brother to calm his worries before Paul was gone.

Heath Ledger reassured his sister he would be fine after taking a host of medication

An accidental overdose took Heath Ledger’s life in 2008, a moment that should have instead seen his career hit unbelievable heights. After all, the 28-year-old had just finished playing what many argue is the best version of The Joker that the ‘Batman’ series has ever seen. Amazingly, it seems Heath had no idea he was about to lose everything.

It’s said the actor was talking to his sister, Katie, and said, “Katie, I’ll be fine,” adding that he just needed to get some sleep after taking a host of prescription medications. The autopsy later revealed just how many different substances were in Heath’s system at the time before he lost his life alone in his apartment.

Vic Morrow told the crew he was worried about filming the helicopter scene that ended his life

Appearing in a host of roles saw Vic Morrow become one of the more popular actors of his time. However, it was taking a role in the sci-fi ‘Twilight Zone: The Movie’ that saw tragedy strike. In fact, the on-set accident might be one of the biggest disasters to take place, with Vic and two child actors losing their lives.

A helicopter crash was to blame, with a host of court cases coming ever since. One of the worst things to come from it all were the reports that Vic was worried about the helicopter scene. According to the cast, Vic was heard saying he “should’ve asked for a stunt double” and “must be out of my mind doing this.”

Frank Sinatra apparently knew he was losing the battle with his health at the end of his life

From singing to acting and everything in between, Frank Sinatra once had Hollywood in the palm of his hand. He began performing music as a teenager, and it wasn’t long until everyone wanted the star as a part of their production. Sadly, it all caught up to Frank in the 1990s when his health took a nosedive.

After two heart attacks, Frank lost the fight in 1998 at 82 years old, and it seems it’s something the star knew all too well. Apparently, the final words he uttered were “I’m losing,” just moments before Frank fell unconscious and ultimately lost his life. Of course, his legacy and music style have lived on all these years later.

Sean Connery continued to reach out to his friend during his retirement years

Sean Connery’s impact on cinema is something that’s still felt today. Playing James Bond was just a part of it all, with the initial 007 working for almost half a century. In that time, Sean collected a host of awards and turned down some major parts before he retired and lost his life at 90 years old in October 2020.

Actor Andy Garcia previously worked with Sean and wrote about their relationship for The Hollywood Reporter. The problem? Andy admitted a “regret” he has is the fact he never traveled to Sean’s Bahamas home. Apparently, the last time they saw each other was in 2009 when they shared some drinks, with Andy calling it “a beautiful thing.”

Dustin Diamond didn’t have a chance to reconnect with his Saved by the Bell co-stars

One of the hardest things about someone losing their life is the fact they can’t undo their past mistakes. Tragically, that’s the case for Dustin Diamond and his former cos-star Mark-aul Gosselaar. The pair appeared together on the sitcom ‘Saved by the Bell’ and had quite the on-screen friendship, but that didn’t last away from the cameras.

Dustin never usually appeared at reunions, with Mark-Paul and the others claiming there were many issues between the group behind the scenes. When talking on his podcast ‘Zack to the Future,’ the actor later confessed he last saw Dustin in 2019, where he “looked healthy.” Unfortunately, they never spoke again, with Mark-Paul claiming, “It’s a sad thing about the business.”

Bob Saget left a lasting impression on his Full House castmates during their final conversations

He might have been a stand-up legend, but his time on TV really saw Bob Saget come into his own. Even if you didn’t see him, you might have heard Bob as the narrator during the sitcom ‘How I Met Your Mother.’ Still, it’s his time in the sitcoms ‘Full House’ and ‘Fuller House’ that really stands out.

When Bob passed in 2022, people learned just how close the cast of ‘Full House’ were, with his co-star, John Stamos, telling The New York Times they were lifelong friends. Apparently, their final conversation saw Bob be “thoughtful” and not “interrupt,” with John admitting, “I hate to say it, but it was the Bob that I always wanted to see.”

Natasha Richardson seemingly wasn’t initially concerned about her head injury

Coming from the Redgrave family dynasty meant that Natasha Richardson was always destined for great things, but that didn’t stop the actress from carving her own incredible career. While she appeared in a host of notable productions, it was working on Broadway that introduced Natasha to her future husband, Liam Neeson. That all changed in 2009.

Tragically, a fatal head injury while skiing ended Natasha’s life too soon, with Liam later talking about it all during an episode of ‘60 Minutes.’ Here, the actor admitted Natasha said, “Oh darling, I’ve taken a tumble in the snow,” but she was unconscious by the time he got to the hospital. Sticking to their pact, Liam pulled the plug.

Gary Coleman knew he’d injured his head when he regained consciousness

If ever someone’s life was full of ups and downs, it was Gary Coleman. The actor got his foot in the door early when he was cast as Arnold in the sitcom ‘Diff’rent Strokes,’ and it seemed it was only up from there. After all, Gary landed several gigs after his start, but things ended with financial issues later on.

In January 2010, the actor was rushed to the hospital following a seizure, but no one is sure if he had another when Gary fell down the stairs four months later, a moment that left him with a head injury. When he regained consciousness, Gary claimed, “I love you and my head hurts,” but sadly, he passed away.

Matthew Perry’s final public words were about the very place where he lost his life

2023 feels like we have already lost so many stars, but losing Matthew Perry hit millions of people like a freight train. The actor continued to make us laugh for years, but it was his time in the sitcom ‘Friends’ that really made him stand out. Tragically, Matthew’s final words hit even harder now we know more about what happened.

The actor was found unresponsive in his hot tub, with the 54-year-old sharing a snap from the very place just a few days before. Here, Matthew wrote that “warm water swirling around makes you feel good” before signing off his post with “I’m Mattman.” The news came after Matthew finally beat his addictions that dominated much of his life.