Lea Michelle Speaks About Cory Moneith In Marie Claire[READ INTERVIEW]Glee Boyfriend Made Her Feel 'Unstoppable' 6 Days Before Tragic Death

Cory Monteith visited Lea Michelle on her Marie Claire cover shoot just six days before his tragic death. Lea's interview plus the cute surprise drop in by Cory Monteith leaves the public completely heartbroken.

Lea Michelle had the shoot at The Crescent Hotel in Beverly Hills on June 7, shortly before her boyfriend Cory Moneith's  sad and sudden death on July 13. Monteith was the loving, supportive boyfriend to the young actress on the set.

Lea said during her interview for the magazine:

 "It's more interesting having a relationship with someone you work with because we get more attention because we play boyfriend and girlfriend on the show and we are also in real life. But he is the best person I know, he has made my life so incredible and I am so thankful for him and not only to have him as a partner but also as a coworker."

Lea continued to say that in a relationship, "It is important to have someone that supports you and encourage you, someone that makes you feel that you are unstoppable, that you can do anything in the world because you have him."

"Lea Michele arrived early with her beauty team and her agent and was always professional, dedicated and her experience was obvious on the photo shoot but showed another side of her personality, softer and more innocent, on the interview when she got all excited with some questions, she said she loved Mexico so much. That side was even more evident when Cory showed up almost at the end of the session, she was very happy about him being there," Marie Claire Mexico and Latin America Editor-in-Chief Ariadne Grant said.

Despite the recent passing of "Glee" star Cory Monteith, Lea Michele and her fellow cast members will resume filming for season 5 next month.

Several former and current "Glee" actors have voiced their condolences and grief over Cory Monteith's death, including Jenna Ushkowitz, Dianna Agron, Chord Overstreet, and Charice Pempengco.

"I am so grateful that 'Glee' brought this group of extraordinary individuals together to form a family," wrote Ushkowitz on her Instagram. "I was lucky enough to closely experience the love and light that Cory shared with the world, as well as having the privilege of traveling down the road together on a once in a lifetime journey."

"Cory always reminded me to be gracious, kind and open, and he will leave a mark in my heart forever. Thank you everyone for your constant support and love while we mourn the loss of our dear friend, and continued support to Cory's family, and to Leah.

Despite the recent passing of "Glee" star Cory Monteith, Lea Michele and her fellow cast members will resume filming for season 5 next month.

Several former and current "Glee" actors have voiced their condolences and grief over Cory Monteith's death, including Jenna Ushkowitz, Dianna Agron, Chord Overstreet, and Charice Pempengco.

"I am so grateful that 'Glee' brought this group of extraordinary individuals together to form a family," wrote Ushkowitz on her Instagram. "I was lucky enough to closely experience the love and light that Cory shared with the world, as well as having the privilege of traveling down the road together on a once in a lifetime journey."

"Cory always reminded me to be gracious, kind and open, and he will leave a mark in my heart forever. Thank you everyone for your constant support and love while we mourn the loss of our dear friend, and continued support to Cory's family, and to Lea.

Diana Agron, who shared a lot of screen time with Cory Monteith and Lea Michele, also voiced her grief at losing a friend for the first time.

"I have never lost a friend. In this difficult time, I am leaning on all of the wonderful memories we shared with Cory, how many ways he was able to make us smile. Glee was a gift to all of us. It gave us a family in this industry. We really cut our teeth and grew up on this show. In playing underdogs, we learned that we had dug into the hearts of our viewers and that we could stay there," wrote Agron in a heartfelt statement.

"Cory is so deserving of that place in everyone's hearts. He was one of the most generous and kind people that I have ever met. He had a smart, curious mind, he was an enormous talent. He was loving to not only me, but my family. My heart goes out to his family, to Lea, to everyone that is struggling with the loss of our friend. We will miss you Cory. We will always carry a piece of you with us."

And although Charice didn't share much time with Cory during her stint on "Glee," the singer shared a wonderful tribute about her time on the show cast members like Jenna, Chord, Cory, Lea, and Diana.

"My family was not there, my friends were not there, I didn't have my loved ones there to celebrate my birthday. It didn't help that we all still had a long way to go on that day at the set of 'Glee.' But Cory came to the rescue, just in time, with his sweet greeting: 'Happy birthday, Charice!' A big smile crossed his handsome face. There was sincerity in his tone as he gave me a tight hug. He became family to me at that moment."

"In the remaining hours of our shoot, Cory told me he had Googled me and found my date of my birth. Cool Cory's act of kindness. He told other members of the 'Glee' cast that it was my birthday and I was floored at how many of them greeted me with their warm birthday wishes."