Romeo Beckham, who had listened to the PSG coach and how he coped with the death of his daughter, pledged to stop worrying about “small things” in life after Luis Enrique’s bravery.
Romeo Beckham says he must stop stressing about “small things” and called for more “respect” after posting a poignant family message following an emotional weekend.
The model was overcome following his dad David’s former club PSG’s Champions League final win over Inter Milan at the weekend. Manager Luis Enrique was reduced to tears as supporters paid a heartfelt tribute to his late daughter during the pinnacle of their club’s history.
Moments after Marquinhos hoisted the club’s inaugural Champions League trophy, PSG fans unveiled a poignant banner displaying Enrique’s nine-year-old daughter Xana. Xana lost her life in tragic circumstances in 2019 after a courageous battle with cancer. Enrique had previously stated that “My daughter won’t be there physically, but she will be there spiritually.” And that is very important to me.
Speculation of tension between Victoria and David and their son Brooklyn and his wife Nicola was initially sparked by an incident over a wedding dress and, three years on, LA-based Brooklyn and Nicola have now reportedly cut contact altogether. Brooklyn is refusing to address the speculation and didn’t mention his parents in his latest cryptic magazine interview.
Romeo posted a video of the PSG coach discussing his trauma and wrote on Instagram: “I watch stuff like this and and look at myself and think why am I stressing about something so small. In the grand scheme of things, love who you love without question, take care of each other, respect each other and enjoy life.”
Enrique fondly recalls Enrique’s thoughts on Xana ahead of the game, “I have incredible memories because my daughter loved parties, and I’m sure she’s still throwing them wherever she is.” After winning the Champions League, I took a photo with her that was incredible, and I later placed an FC Barcelona flag on the pitch during the Champions League final in Berlin.
“I hope to be able to accomplish the same with PSG.” My daughter won’t be there, she won’t physically, but she will be there spiritually, which is very important to me. I’m inspired to keep using what life offers, including sharing it with my family.
It comes as a source claims to New magazine that Victoria is struggling with the situation because 26-year-old Brooklyn is “always going to be her baby”. ”He’s her first-born and they’ve always had a wonderful relationship, she feels like Nicola has taken over and it’s really tough to deal with as a mother,” they said.
Brooklyn’s behavior is unacceptable, but David tells Victoria that she is upset because she feels like she’s losing her first child. Because she is so focused on her family, she is concerned that Victoria won’t have any contact with her first grandchild and that Brooklyn and Nicola will start their own families.
Source: Mirror
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