- Bale and fiance Emma Rhys-Jones vowed to help after sister Katie left penniless
- Her partner, Alex Williams, committed suicide when social services were called
- Officials had concerns over their two children after they moved into a caravan
Soccer star Gareth Bale has bought a £250,000 house for his future sister-in-law after her partner killed himself.
Bale, 28, and his bride-to-be Emma Rhys-Jones have vowed to help after her sister Katie, 24, was left penniless by the tragedy.
Katie’s partner Alex Williams, 29, committed suicide after social services were called in over concerns about their two children.
A family friend said: ‘Gareth and Emma are deeply upset by what’s happened and determined to help Katie get back on her feet.
Katie’s partner Alex Williams (left, with Kate), 29, committed suicide after social services were called in over concerns about their two children
‘Gareth got on well with Alex – he couldn’t believe it when he died so tragically, he had everything to live for.’
Car salesman Alex left heartbreaking suicide notes on the back of photographs of his toddler daughter and baby son.
The inquest heard he was under tremendous stress while social services investigated health issues on both children.
Real Madrid superstar Bale, 28, once the World’s most expensive player, has dipped into his millions to help Katie and her two children.
Alexander Williams (pictured) was to become Gareth Bale’s brother-in-law in the summer
Although the couple were close to Gareth Bale and his fiancee Emma they rejected their materialistic lifestyle
A family source said: ‘They only ate organic food and put faith in things like crystals
The young family was living in a caravan at Bridgend, South Wales, when Alex took his own life last November.
Real Madrid superstar Bale, 28, once the World’s most expensive player, has dipped into his millions to help Katie and her two children.
The family friend added: ‘Gareth has bought her a lovely place in Cardiff and a nice Vauxhall Mocha to go with it.
‘He has two small children himself so the losing Alex so tragically has hit him hard.’
- For confidential support call the Samaritans on 116123, visit a local Samaritans branch or see www.samaritans.org for details.
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