![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/i-keep-baby-angels-ashes-with-my-dads-talk-to-him-all-the-time-says-ronaldo/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/dk-comp-page1-ronaldo-off-plat.jpg&description=HEARTBROKEN Cristiano Ronaldo keeps his tragic son's ashes in a chapel at home and talks to him 'all the time'. The footie superstar, 37, and his partner Georgina Rodriguez lost Angel at birth in April. Twin Bella survived. Ronaldo cradles newborn Bella in April, days after her twin brother Angel died Cristiano Ronaldo sat down for a sensational interview with Piers MorganCredit: TalkTV Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez posted this photo announcing they were expecting twins, but one sadly diedCredit: Instagram @cristiano Ronaldo told TalkTV's Piers Morgan he keeps his son's ashes alongside those of his father. 'I talk with them all the time and they are on my side," he revealed. "You know they help me to be a better man, to be a better person, to be a better father. "And it's something that I am really proud of… the message that they send me, especially my son.' Ronaldo also revealed his confused children asked: 'Where's the other baby?' when his fiancée returned home with just one twin. The footie legend wept as he told TalkTV's Piers Morgan how the family had gathered excitedly to welcome the new arrivals after Georgina Rodriguez gave birth on April 18. But while the couple's daughter Bella was born healthy, her brother Angel never made it. The Man Utd star, 37, recalled: 'Gio arrived home and the kids start to say where's the other baby, where's the other baby?' And he revealed how he cried with his eldest, Cristiano Jr, 12, as he broke the news in his bedroom. But his younger children — Eva and Mateo, five, and Alana Martina, four — took longer to process the news, he said. He told Piers: 'The other ones in the beginning, around the table, the kids start to say 'Mom where is the other baby….' …and after one week I say let's be up front and let's be honest with the kids, let's say that, Ángel, which is his name, he go to the Heaven.' Six months on, Ronaldo also told how Angel remains part of their daily life. He said: 'The kids understand, we had shouts around th){kind=link}
HEARTBROKEN Cristiano Ronaldo keeps his tragic son’s ashes in a chapel at home and talks to him “all the time”.
The footie superstar, 37, and his partner Georgina Rodriguez lost Angel at birth in April. Twin Bella survived.
Ronaldo told TalkTV’s Piers Morgan he keeps his son’s ashes alongside those of his father.
“I talk with them all the time and they are on my side,” he revealed.
“You know they help me to be a better man, to be a better person, to be a better father.