Gary Barlow admits he is still 'angry' about the tragic death of his daughter Poppy and confesses he feared it would lead to the end of his marriage

Gary Barlow has admitted he is still 'angry' about the tragic passing of his daughter Poppy and has feared her death would be the end of his marriage to wife Dawn. Gary Barlow has admitted he is still 'angry' about the tragic death of his daughter Poppy after she was delivered stillborn at full term on August 4 in 2012 Speaking on the Imperfect Podcast, the musician said he has never been able to process the loss of his fourth child and feared her death would be the end of his marriage to wife Dawn Gary also revealed that he feared Poppy's death would lead to him and Dawn, 54, splitting up due to the difficult loss, but instead he added that the pair grew closer as a couple. After Poppy's death, Gary wrote the song Let Me Go in tribute to his daughter as he admitted he has used his music to find some solace in his grief. He explained: ' We had a worrying statistic when it happened to us, something like 95 percent of couples split up when something like that happens to them.We're one of the lucky couples because for us it's brought us ever closer together and we do have three other children as well and that's helped us' After Poppy's death, Gary wrote the song Let Me Go in tribute to his daughter as he admitted he has used his music to find some solace in his grief 'For me, usually my way around most things in life is not talking about them, I write music.