Ronan Keating broke down in tears at Robbie Williams' tribute song to Stephen Gately

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Ronan Keating has told of his emotional response to a tribute song to late Boyzone bandmate Stephen Gately. Stephen died in 2009 from an undiagnosed heart condition at the age of 33.

The Big Goodbye appears on Ronan's new album, Twenty Twenty, performed as a duet with Take That singer Robbie Williams. Robbie, who penned the track after Stephen died, emailed Ronan on the 10th anniversary of his death.

Chatting on Sunday Brunch, Ronan recalled: "Last October was Stephen Gately's 10 year anniversary and the boys and I were out celebrating Stephen's life and honouring him. "I got home that night and there was an email from Rob saying, 'I've seen you boys on the telly and I forgot that I wrote this song 10 years ago about Steo and I put it

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