Dr Alex George makes heartbreaking promise to brother Llŷr a day after funeral

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LOVE Island's Dr Alex George has thanked everyone who came to his brother Llyr's funeral. He said the turnout would have meant "so much" to Llyr, who sadly passed away last month.

LOVE Island's Dr Alex George has shared a heartbreaking photo with his late brother Llŷr and said he'll "always be with me". Dr Alex, 30, posted a moving tribute to his younger sibling after Llŷr's tragic death last month.

Dr Alex George has paid tribute to his little brother, a day after laying him to rest.In an emotional Instagram post, Dr Alex, 29, promised Llyr he will live his dream of becoming a doctor, writing: “Every patient I see, we will do it together, you and I.”Llyr, who was due to begin studying at medical school, died last month. Dr George said at the time “I have lost my beautiful little brother to mental health”.His funeral took place on Monday and Dr George said it “was the hardest day of my life”.He wrote on Instagram: “Except it wasn’t goodbye.

Love Island'sDr Alex George has posted another heartbreaking tribute to his younger brother Llyr. Following the funeral, that took place yesterday, the 30-year-old posted a photo of him with his arm around his sibling.

Dr Alex George has confirmed his younger brother has been laid to rest at his funeral this week, while paying a touching tribute to his sibling. The Love Island star announced the heartbreaking news on July 16 that Llŷr had died, stating he ‘lost [his] little brother to mental health’. Following Llŷr’s funeral on Monday, Dr Alex shared a photo of them posing in a park with his arm around his younger brother. In the caption, the reality star said: ‘Yesterday I said goodbye to my little brother Llŷr. It was the hardest day of my life.

Dr Alex George has shared a heartbreaking message to his brother Llŷr where he promised to live out his dreams.

Love Island star, 27, who is originally from Carmarthen, revealed on his Instagram account in late July that his younger brother had died and that he had lost his "beautiful little brother to mental health". In a heartfelt post to his brother, who he said was due to start medical school next month, Dr Alex shared his family's devastation.

Instagram, the Love Island star told his followers that he had lost his ‘beautiful little brother to mental health.’On Monday, Alex took to Instagram to update his followers as he appeared to confirm that his brother Llyr had been laid to rest.Taking to his social media stories, the 27-year-old wrote: ‘Life throws us in at the deep end sometimes, however, with family and friends we overcome the most seemingly insurmountable challenges. Today is for you Llyr.’The previous evening, Alex had written: ‘Tomorrow will be the hardest day of my life.

Peter Andre 's wife Emily has sent a heartfelt message of support to Dr Alex George as he mourns the tragic death of his younger brother Llŷr.

LOVE Island’s Dr Alex George says his brother Llŷr’s funeral is the "hardest day of my life". The A&E doctor – who shot to fame on 'Love Island' – took to Instagram to tell people he was preparing to lay his brother to rest after the tragic death of Llŷr,20.

Dr Alex George said he was preparing for the “hardest day” after the death of his younger brother, Llyr, following a mental health battle last month.The former Love Island star appeared to confirm that the funeral for his sibling had taken place as he later said today was “for Llyr”.Taking to Instagram, the 30-year-old shared an emotional post on Sunday evening as he thanked friends and fans for their support during the difficult time. He wrote on his Instagram story: "Tomorrow will be the hardest day of my life.

Love Island's Dr Alex George has suggested that he's laying his tragic brother to rest today.

Love Island star Dr Alex George has hinted that his brother’s funeral will be taking place tomorrow after revealing that he’s preparing for the ‘hardest day of [his] life’. Dr Alex shared the heartbreaking news last week that his younger brother Llŷr had died just weeks before he was due to start medical school. A cause of death has not been confirmed but Dr Alex said he ‘lost [his] little brother to mental health’. In an Instagram story on Sunday, the reality TV star updated fans and said: ‘Tomorrow will be the hardest day of my life. ‘We will get through for Llŷr and the rest of the family.