Catherine Hickman, 31, Helen Udoaka, 34, and her three-week-old daughter Michelle also died. Mbet Udoaka, who spoke to his wife on the phone, said in a statement: "The last words she said to me were that the smoke was too much, she couldn't bear it any more, Michelle our daughter was going to heaven. She said if I didn't see her again she would be going to heaven. Her father died of a heart attack the night after he was told, it was said. Mr Udoaka said: ""My life will never be the same again, I can never get over these deaths." It was also heard that the family of "irreplaceable" designer Miss Hickman, who had been commissioned by the singer Bjork, were only told three or four days afterwards of her death. A statement by Miss Hickman's father Pip said that they were "heartbroken" that her life, meant for living, was "cruelly cut short." Earlier the hearing heard that Mr Cervi's family had lived on the 11th floor of the building, in the Sceaux Gardens Estate, since around 2005. The Brazillian had gone to his workplace, near London Bridge, at around 7am that morning, and first found out about the fire after noticing a "missed call" from wife Dayana, 26, at 4.30pm. He described how he had met his wife at a Brazilian club in London.