Gibb: Tragedies 'karmic price' for fame?

Robin Gibb blames his cancer battle on his fame and fortune.

Robin Gibb blames his cancer battle on his fame and fortune.

The Bee Gees singer - who underwent seven rounds of chemotherapy in 18 months in a bid to beat liver cancer - admitted he sometimes wonders if his family tragedies including his own ill health and the deaths of his brothers Andy in 1988 and Maurice in 2003 are a "karmic price" for their worldwide success.

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