It's man stuff
Rob Delaney has said that he wants to die in the same room in which his son Henry passed away six years ago.The US comedian admitted that he asked the property’s landlord when he moved out: “Listen, if you ever go to sell this place, let me know first because I would like to buy it.
“We knew that they would not overlap corporally on this Earth, even though Henry’s younger brother was born in the same room that Henry died in, our living room.”The 47-year-old told Laverne that he and his wife, Leah, had considered leaving London but had continued to live in the city because of memories of Henry.
He added that he sometimes bumps into the nurses that looked after his son and said London and the NHS had taken very good care of his child. “I will feed him,” he added. “I will put him in clothing that fits but am I going to be able to love him? I don’t know if I can do that anymore.
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