Amie Harwick and Drew Carey got along great, but his fame was a problem for more than one reason. As a former "Playboy" model who went on to become a therapist specializing in sex-related issues, Harwick attracted a fair share of detractors who tried to dismiss her and her profession. The criticism became more acute after she got together with Carey and her name became more widely known. "That would be a fight sometimes," Carey said in a documentary titled "The Final Hours of Amie Harwick."
Harwick often became defensive, blaming Carey for the attacks. "'I wish you weren't famous. You know? This is all because I'm dating you,'" she would say, Carey recalled. But her reputation wasn't the only issue. Coverage of Harwick's relationship with Carey would also intensify the issues she had with Gareth Pursehouse. "It would only happen if we were in the paper or something," Carey said. Indeed, Harwick seemed concerned for her safety amid her breakup with Carey.
A month before, Harwich called the cops to Carey's house, where she was staying alone while he was away, to report trespassing on the property, according to the Daily Mail. It wasn't unusual for Carey to have to go out of town for work, which also got in the way. Additionally, friends of the then-couple also hinted that they had communication issues, according to Rolling Stone. "We finally just had to call it a day," he told Erin Moriarty.
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