This is the moment Vinnie Jones breaks down in tears as he recalls his beloved wife Tanya's final days before she died after a six-year battle with cancer.

According to Sunday Mirror, the footballer who won the 1988 FA Cup with Wimbledon's 'Crazy Gang' and made his film debut in Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels a decade later said he has cried 'almost every night' since his spouse of 25 years died in their Hollywood home on July 6.

Speaking of her final moments, surrounded by family, he said:

'I was cuddling her and holding her hand and when she finally went it felt like Tinkerbell had released from her into the room.
'I got peace from that.'

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Vinnie choked up with tears as he read a handwritten love letter his wife left behind, emblazoned with the words

'Always Believe Something Wonderful is About to Happen'

Inside the card, which Vinnie carries with him everywhere, which was given to him by the wife, it says:

'To my love Vin, something wonderful happens to me every day. It’s being with you. You are my morning sunshine the moment I wake. All my love, Tanya.'

'I broke down when I read it because I loved her like that too,' he told the publication.
Describing Tanya's final days, he said:

'In the hospital, I got this I got a wonderful, wonderful memory just before we brought her home.

'She would sleep a lot, wake up, then fall asleep again. The nurses and doctors said: "Talk away, she is listening to you."

'There was one moment when we were talking about her horse and she was fast asleep, then all of a sudden she put her hands up like she was riding a horse.

'She was stroking her pillow, as if stroking the horse's mane. It proved to us she was listening.'

In the days before her death, Tanya was treated at Cedars Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles before spending her last hours in the couple's Los Angeles home.

Vinnie said:
'In that last week of her life when the doctors said there were no more treatments, I never told her she was dying. We never spoke of that, I didn't want her to know.

'In the hospital I slept there every night and Kaley would come every morning.'

Speaking the moment she passed away, Vinnie said:

'We knew it was the end, we were cuddling her. I kissed her a lot and told her I loved her. I kept saying "I love you, I love you".'

Tanya, who died aged 53, had also been treated twice for cervical cancer and underwent a heart transplant at 21 following the birth of her daughter Kaley.

The couple met 25 years ago while Vinnie played for AFC Wimbledon, where he and a group of players earned notoriety as a member of the 'Crazy Gang' at the club.

They married in Watford in 1994 and renewed their vows in 2007 (pictured in 2008)

Tanya is survived by her daughter, Kaley, by her former husband Steve Terry, and a son, Aaron, who she shares with Vinnie.

'In the evenings I've cried every night... it's lonely. It's not self-pity crying it's

"how am I going to go on?".'


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This is so touching

Chithauri:
This is so touching

very touching