Peter Andre remembered his late brother Andrew on Friday eight years after tragically losing him to kidney cancer. The Mysterious Girl singer, 47, shared a post to his Instagram on what would have been his brother's 62nd birthday.
Thinking of you every day until we meet again. Heartbreaking: Peter Andre remembered his late brother Andrew on Friday eight years after tragically losing him to kidney cancer pictured in The family suffered the devastating loss of Andrew back in following a brief battle with kidney cancer. A spokesperson told the Daily Mirror at the time: 'Peter is devastated. He was very, very, very close to his brother. This is the first family member Peter has experienced losing.
Last year the dad-of-four admitted he advised his wife Emily to end their relationship following the tragic loss.
In an interview, the TV personality detailed his partner's support throughout the difficult time and confessed he misjudged grief for another bout of the depression, following his first battle with the mental health issue in the late 90s.
Heartfelt: The Mysterious Girl singer, 47, shared a post to his Instagram on what would have been his brother's 62nd birthday. Devastating: The family suffered the devastating loss of Andrew back in following a brief battle with kidney cancer pictured in Following his loss, he reconsidered his romance with NHS worker Emily who he was dating for just under a year at the time. So sad: A spokesperson said at the time: 'Peter is devastated. This is the first family member Peter has experienced losing'.
The year-old medical professional has continued to work during the coronavirus crisis, leaving her husband at home to look after their two children; daughter Amelia, six, and son Theo, three. Sharing her experience of being on the frontline, Emily says she feels 'lucky' she can rely on Peter to take over at home and is overwhelmed by the 'kindness' people have shown to healthcare staff in recent weeks. Writing for The Sun , Emily explained how she leaves the house at 7.
Support: Peter recently revealed that following his loss, he reconsidered his romance with NHS worker Emily who he was dating for just under a year at the time. Highlighting that her anxiety increases when she thinks about the risks her still working for the NHS could have on her and her family, Emily says her job has been made easier by the 'overwhelming' kindness people have shown medical staff.
People bringing in food for hospital workers, offering them places to stay or simply just words of encouragement,' she added. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline.
Argos AO. Headlines U. Privacy Policy Feedback. I'm really enjoying the YouTube vlogs and they're something fun we can do as a family," the year-old wrote in his new! READ: The top 5 wellness podcasts to nourish your mind, body and soul. The only year we did was the year Andrew sadly died. He's always in my thoughts but especially at this time of year.
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Peter Andre was devastated by the death of his brother Andrew in after he passed away at age 52 following a month battle with kidney cancer. But six years after his death, Peter revealed that his family are still struggling to cope with his death - to the point that they can't even talk about it. According to The Sun , he said: "It came out of the blue. He was healthy, he was active. Not only did he get this terrible disease, but he lost his life shortly afterwards - and it tore us apart. Sure," before adding that the "bigger picture" is that millions of people are "going through this right now.
He also revealed that Cancer Research had approached Peter soon after Andrew's passing, asking whether he'd like to get involved with them - but he was too "angry at cancer" to begin with. What do you think of Peter's comments?
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