Will Young fans emotional as star opens up about brother's suicide in 'heartbreaking' documentary

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Will Young has opened up in emotional documentary, Will Young: Losing My Twin Rupert, about his brother's death in August 2020 at the age of 41. Rupert took his own life after a long battle with alcohol addiction. An inquest that took place in January 2021 heard that Rupert left hospital two days after being admitted without telling anyone, before he fell from London's Westminster Bridge.

Will Young has returned to Twitter following the airing of his heartbreaking documentary, Losing My Twin Rupert.READ: Who was Will Young's twin brother Rupert?The show took a compassionate and brave look at alcoholism, inspired by Will's brother who tragically died in August 2020 at the age of 41. WATCH: Jeremy Kyle shares reaction to documentary Death on DaytimeRupert had battled depression, anxiety and alcoholism for more than 20 years.

Will Young has shared his heartbreak over kicking out his twin brother Rupert just a week before his death.The pop star's brother killed himself almost two years ago after a lengthy battle with depression and alcoholism. In a Channel 4 documentary, Will, 43, opened up on the struggles he faced looking after his twin brother as his situation worsened. He said: "It's important to tell my story, to tell Rupert's story, to tell my family's story and to tell the story of 20 years living with my twin, who was an alcoholic.

Will Young says his late twin brother Rupert would sometimes pass out on the streets near to the end of his life.Rupert died by suicide in July 2020 at the age of 41 after falling from Westminster Bridge.He had suffered from depression and addiction to alcohol and painkillers for a long time.Will, 43, opened up about his brother’s struggling in his Channel 4 documentary Will Young: Losing My Twin Rupert.Reflecting on brother Rupert’s final few days, Will recalled the moments his twin brother would be passed out on the streets.Will shared that his brother how his brother turned into a “monster” when he drank.Recalling the final months of his brother’s life, Will said: “Towards the end, he was knocking on neighbours’ doors in the morning asking for money. He was passed out outside a newsagent.“He had become a person that was on the street.

Will Young fans were left in tears on Tuesday night during the singer's raw and emotional documentary Will Young: Losing My Twin Rupert. In the powerful programme, Will, 43, delved into the tragic story of his twin Rupert, who took his own life after a long battle with alcohol addiction. Through talking to his parents Robin and Annabel, addiction experts and others who've had their own battles or witnessed loved ones' struggles, Will hopes to shine a light on addiction, in a bid to help others win the kind of battle that Rupert ultimately lost in 2020.

Will Young has admitted that he hit his twin brother Rupert when he last saw him before kicking him out of his home a week before his tragic suicide.Will, 43, has revealed how he realised he "couldn't save" his twin brother, Rupert, who battled a long-standing addiction to alcohol and pain killers before taking his own life.Rupert fell to his death from Westminster Bridge in July 2020 aged 41.Will, who was Rupert's carer in the years before his death, spoke openly about his brother's substance abuse, saying he would turn into a "monster" and drink "24 hours a day".Will's new Channel 4 documentary, Will Young: Losing My Twin Rupert, airs on Tuesday, revealing details on Rupert's tragic past and battle with his mental health.Speaking in his new documentary, Will said: "My day would start. Either he was sick or he would have peed on the sofa, so I'd have to clear that up, then go get more beers and codeine because he was addicted to painkillers.'"At the end, he would be drinking 24 hours a day.