Ronan Keating has broken his silence on the tragic death of his brother Ciarán, sharing a heartbreaking tribute.
“It has been the hardest time for us all, and everyone is trying to manage a life now without our brother .”Going on to say that he is taking time to heal and there was no better place than South Africa to do that.He added:"There is no more fitting a place to heal, than in South Africa surrounded by Mother Nature and great people and our little bundles of joy Cooper and Coco, have kept us going constantly. Thank you god.
“Back to work for me in another part of the world I love now… it all seems rather difficult to make sense of but trying my best.
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