HE HAS HAD HIS SON ON HIS LAST JOURNEY AT THE AGE OF 24
How painful are the lines, right? Especially when I think that these were written by someone who bids a loved one off on an endless journey! Moreover, knowing that a mother dedicated these lines to her son, who died at the age of 24, makes the tragedy a little bigger. Stephanie Seymour, who left her mark on the fashion world as a famous model of a period last year, shared these lines, which Donna Ashworth apparently wrote after someone she lost, on her son’s death anniversary on her social media page. She made the hearts of all her followers tremble.
THAT PAIN WILL NEVER LEAVE IN HIS HEART AS LONG AS HE BREATHES: On the second anniversary of his death, he put on his son’s clothes and posed.
Seymour wanted to express the deep emptiness and indescribable pain he had in his heart for a year with these lines. His son, Harry, who started a career in the same profession as himself, passed away on January 17, 2021. Her mother, Stephanie Seymour, and father, Peter Brant, along with her two siblings, were in great grief after her early departure. For Seymour, one of the famous models of the 1980s and 90s, that pain will never end as long as she survives and breathes. The famous model commemorated her son with a touching gesture on the second anniversary of his death.
Although Seymour expressed how much he missed his son Harry through social media quotes, he had never spoken in his own words about it. The famous model did just that, and in an interview with WSJ, she talked about the devastation that losing a son had on her. The 54-year-old model also posed for the magazine with the clothes of her son, who is no longer alive, in front of the lens.

DECIDED TO WORK FOR THERAPY: Seymour explained that he started working as therapy at the suggestion of his manager and friends.
Stephanie Seymour, in an interview, her son Harry BrantHe described one of the things he did to ease the pain of his death at a young age: “If I think Harry likes to do anything, I do it right away. It helps ease my pain.”
According to her story, Seymour’s manager and friends suggested that the model, who had been pulling her out from under the spotlight for a while, should go back to work. In their view, work is a form of therapy that might ease some of Seymour’s pain. This work by Seymour for the WSJ is part of the “therapy”.

THEY SAID THAT IT WOULD BE THERAPY AND SUGGESTED IT TO WORK
According to her story, Seymour’s manager and friends suggested that the model, who had been snuggling out of the spotlight for a while, should go back to work. In their view, work is a form of therapy that might ease some of Seymour’s pain. This work by Seymour for the WSJ is part of the “therapy”.
The model wore the clothes of her son Harry in her poses for the magazine. “It makes me feel good to wear his clothes. I’ve stuffed all his stuff in huge chests and I want pictures of me in his clothes. Because I think Harry will like it,” Stephanie Seymour put her thoughts on the subject into words.
Because as she said, her son, Harry, loved to express himself through clothing when he was a little boy. Seymour also shared that she likes to organize her son Harry’s clothes and make suggestions when he goes to school for parent-teacher meetings: “Harry used to spread all my clothes on the floor. I used to say to him, ‘Harry, I can’t wear vintage clothes for parent meetings,’ and he said, ‘Why not?’ he would reply.”
“No one could believe that he was smart and mature. Everyone saw what a special kid he was,” said Stephanie Seymour, remembering taking her son Harry to meet with his adult friends when he was just 12 years old.

FEELING MORE ABSTRACT ON IMPORTANT DAYS: According to what Seymour tells, she feels the absence of her son more deeply on special occasions.
Seymou made no secret that he felt Harry’s absence deeply, especially on important occasions and family celebrations. The famous model emphasized that “those who have suffered such losses can understand him” and did not hide that his grandchildren contributed greatly to the healing of all this pain. Meanwhile, it’s safe to say that Stephanie Seymour, who is only 54 years old, has a grandson from her son Dylan, who was born to her ex-wife Tommy Andrews.
Dylan Andrew had a baby with ex-girlfriend Tommy Andrews. Dylan named this baby boy Harry to honor his brother, who passed away at an early age. In addition, her husband Peter Brant also has grandchildren from previous marriages. These kids, she says, are helping to ease Stephanie Seymour’s pain a little bit.

‘THIS PAIN WILL ALWAYS BE WITH US’
Stephanie Seymour and Peter Brant’s son, Harry, died in 2021 at the age of 24. The cause of death was stated to be an overdose of drugs. It was stated that shortly before Harry passed away, he decided to undergo treatment to get rid of this habit. But the young man’s life was not enough, and he fell victim to the bad habit that surrounded his life. Seymour and Brant stated that they would live with the pain of Harry’s death at a young age for the rest of their lives, in an advertisement they placed in a newspaper after the sad news.
Apart from Harry, Seymour and Brant have three more children, Dylan Thomas, 33, Peter, 29, and Lilly Margaret, 28.

IT WAS THE MOST TALKED LOVE
Stephanie SeymourWould you like to remember how . In 1991, Seymour had a relationship with Axl Rose, the lead singer of Guns N’Roses, one of the famous music groups of that time. She also appeared before the camera in the music videos of the band’s songs Don’t Cry and November Rain. At the time, Seymour had just ended her marriage to Tommy Andrews. Axl Rose and Stephanie Seymour were engaged but parted ways in 1993. After this breakup, Seymour married in 1995. Peter Brant married with And he had four children, including the son he lost from this marriage.
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