![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/dele-allis-biological-mum-has-not-stopped-crying-since-emotional-interview/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/1_Screen-Shot-2023-07-13-at-092739.jpg&description=Everton star Dele Alli opened up in an emotional interview with Manchester United legend Gary Neville, revealing his lost contact with his biological mother when he was 18 Dele Alli's biological mother has revealed she has "not stopped crying" since her son's emotional interview was aired. In the interview Dele made his tragic story public for the first team, alleging he had been molested at the age of six, sent to Africa to "learn discipline" and was put up for adoption. He recently underwent treatment for a sleeping pill addiction at a rehab centre. The former Tottenham star has received a wave of support from the football world since the publication of the interview. In it he also revealed that he no longer has contact with his biological parents. Denise, his biological mother, has now spoken of her upset since watching Dele's interview. And she also revealed her sadness at having lost contact with her son after the incidents in his childhood. She told The Sun: 'I have not been able to stop crying since I heard my son describe the abuse he suffered as a child. I cannot put into words how upset I am I no longer have contact with my son — and only hope I'll have the chance to see him again.' Dele was interviewed by Manchester United legend Gary Neville, who coached the midfielder for England. Speaking to Neville on The Overlap, an emotional Dele said: "It is something I haven't really spoken about. There were a few instances. At six, I was molested." Neville was reduced to tears and comforted the midfielder, assuring him: "You don't need to be sorry. I feel the fact you are now opening up will make people realise this is something that has been stored inside you, caged, for 15-20 years." Dele revealed his relationship with his mother broke down after he was adopted. His childhood included starting to smoke at the age of seven and selling drugs a year later. "I used to speak to my mum to try and help her and when I was around 18 they went to the newspaper and starte){kind=link}
Everton star Dele Alli opened up in an emotional interview with Manchester United legend Gary Neville, revealing his lost contact with his biological mother when he was 18
Dele Alli’s biological mother has revealed she has “not stopped crying” since her son’s emotional interview was aired.
In the interview Dele made his tragic story public for the first team, alleging he had been molested at the age of six, sent to Africa to “learn discipline” and was put up for adoption. He recently underwent treatment for a sleeping pill addiction at a rehab centre.
The former Tottenham star has received a wave of support from the football world since the publication of the interview. In it he also revealed that he no longer has contact with his biological parents.
Denise, his biological mother, has now spoken of her upset since watching Dele’s interview. And she also revealed her sadness at having lost contact with her son after the incidents in his childhood.