Ronan Keating has admitted he is 'struggling' four months after the devastating death of his older brother Ciaran in a car crash. The Boyzone singer, 46, spoke candidly on a Loose Men special, describing the past few months as 'tough'.
Ciaran Keating, 57, died in July while travelling with his wife Ann Marie to watch their son Ruairí play football. Ronan said: 'We're struggling, to be honest... it was so quick, so immediate, so fast, unexpected.'
The singer revealed that he and his siblings have a WhatsApp group where they check in daily. He also attends weekly therapy sessions to help process his grief, saying: 'Somebody has to teach you how to deal with these things.'
During Ciaran's funeral, Ronan performed 'This Is Your Song', a ballad originally written after their mother's death. He told mourners: 'I shouldn't be singing it in these circumstances but we are and we will.'
