Jin Hakman and his wife Petsey Arakawa died tragicly in February, and a friend of the couple now opened their marriage – who really “managed things”
A close friend of Jane Hakman and Betsy Arakawa shed light on the true nature of the marriage of the couple in Hollywood.
The couple, known for their own lifestyle, spent their last years together at their residence in Santa before his death in February this year.
A recent press conference held on Friday (7 March) revealed an important update from police and medical professionals, indicating that “it is quite possible that he was not aware that she had died.”
Medical experts indicated that Jane showed signs of advanced Alzheimer's disease and may not be able to survive without caring for his wife.
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Speaking to the New York Times, the friend Tom Allen has long described the couple as content, as Petsi is responsible for managing Jane's medical dates and maintaining his health. He stated that the actor seemed pleased to allow his wife to take control while ensuring his health and fitness.
“It was very protected by him,” Tom added, stressing that without Pittsi care, Jin had died much earlier. “I really took care of him,” as he revealed, and revealed that the prominent pianist diluted wine with soda water at his ninety birthday celebration, according to the Daily Star.
Daniel Linhan, alongside his wife, Barbara, who was a friend of the couple: “The last time we saw it, were alive and in good health. They were very enjoyable.
According to Daniel, Petsi has always been on hand to make sure that a gene was staying, as he insisted on yoga sessions and light exercises for her husband's welfare. Daniel praised Pittsi's dedication, saying: “Bitci was a great wife. She was very close, and she was a good and truly cook, she took care of him well. They ate well. He had a triple over, perhaps about 60 [years old]And he has been really healthy since then, and I am sure it was one of these factors. ”
