Justin Bieber is going through a difficult time on a personal level. On Wednesday, April 24, the artist had to say goodbye to a loved one: his maternal grandfather Bruce Dale, who died at age 80. His departure left a great vacuum in the singer’s life. That is why he decided to dedicate a moving message that soon turned world.
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The ‘Baby’ interpreter used his Instagram account (@justinbieber) to share with his followers the words he chose to say goodbye to someone extremely special who, according to the obituary online of W. G. Young Funeral Homehe left this world at the Rotary Hospice Stratford Perth.
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It is worth mentioning that his text accompanied an emotional photo of him and his grandfather that was taken more than a decade ago in Ontario, according to People. At that time, Justin was very happy because his relative had shaved. That seemed a great detail on his part.
-“Dad, I always took away all the money, haha. I remember that you told me specifically that the grandmother gave you a pay of $ 20 per week. I always convinced you to spend in snacks in the hockey game on Friday nights. Reluctantly, you always gave me. Referees of the youth category: Beatty, Fagon, Flanagan, hahaha.was the first thing that the interpreter of ‘Sorry’ wrote.
Justin Bieber giving love to his maternal grandfather Bruce Dale in 2009. (Photo: @justinbieber / Instagram)
“I really want to see you again in heaven. Until then, I know you are looking at me from below. You probably continue to criticize Beatty or Fagon for not having made that decision in the corner. I will miss you. It will hurt. And I will sit and remember all the wonderful moments we have passed,”Justin Bieber sentenced. His fans soon sending messages of support.
Justin Bieber with his grandfather Bruce gives the premiere of ‘Justin Bieber: Seasons’ by YouTube Originals at the Regency Bruin Theater in Los Angeles. (Photo: Lisa O’Connor / AFP via getty images)
It is necessary to mention that, according to the aforementioned American media, Bruce Dale frequently attended his grandson’s concerts and events over the years. It even appeared in the musical documentary ‘Never Say Never’ of 2011 and in the documentary series ‘Justin Bieber: Seasons’ of 2020.
