Coleen Rooney (37) remembers Rosie McLoughlins. In 2013, the British TV personality had to cope with a painful loss: her adoptive sister died at the age of just 14 as a result of a hereditary disease. Rosie suffered from the so-called Rett syndrome, which is a developmental disorder that is accompanied by symptoms such as autism or epileptic seizures. Dedicated to the eleventh anniversary of her death Coleen her emotional words.
The mother of four published a series of pictures on Instagram in which her little sister can be seen – including alongside her eldest son Kai (14), who was still a baby at the time. “Eleven years without you. We love and miss you,” emphasized Coleen in the caption. In her story, the wife of football legend Wayne Rooney (38) also shared a photo with a sticker and the words: “I love you to the moon and back.”
A few weeks ago I had Coleen reported another sad fate. In her autobiography “My Account”, the presenter wrote that she had suffered several miscarriages – one before and two after the birth of her first two sons: “Since then I have asked myself whether I can only have boys, whether I cannot carry girls and whether “The two I lost could have been female.”
