News about Asia Argento

Anthony Bourdain's girlfriend, who was at the time of his death, is adamantly against the publication of a book tracing the man's darkest times. "It's always Judas who writes the biography," Asia Argento said to the author who had asked for a reply.' The actress had previously slammed the book for the use of private texts and messages between her and the deceased chef. The couple's final messages reveal that she told Bourdain "Stop busting my balls" just hours before he tragically hanged himself.

Asia Argento, 47, was seen walking up to a pool in Rome in a peach-colored one piece with her new squeeze, Michele Martignoni, 26, a Roman MMA fighter (left). Throughout the entire outing (right and top inset), the couple was seen exchanging smooches. Argento's relationship with late Anothony Bourdain (bottom inset) in the days leading up to his 2018 suicide provided a moment of respite for the latter.

Via a recent Instagram snapshot, Asia Argento has responded to allegations against her in a new book, which details her turbulent times with Anthony Bourdain in his final days. Argento, 47, posted a picture of Ronnie Coleman's T-shirt with the words 'Stop Busting My Balls' superimposed on her Instagram story. Argento sent him the word before Bourdain's suicide during their final text exchange, according to Charles Leershen's 'Down and Out in Paradise.'

In her final message hours before she killed herself, Asia Argento texted Anthony Bourdain, advising him to avoid 'busting her balls,' a dramatic new biography claims.