Died Santa Justin Bieber: ‘I know you are looking at me from above …’
Justin Bieber. The double winner of Grammy, said goodbye to his grandfather Brucea Dalewho passed away at the age of 80. He shared the news of death by an emotional post on Instagram, revealing that his ‘Pope’ died on Thursday, April 24, according to the obituary published on the website of the funeral company from Bieber’s hometown of Stratford in Ontario.
In addition to a touching message, Bieber also shared a 2009 photo taken a few days before his debut EP ‘My World’. In the picture, then a fifteen -year -old Bieber smiled smiling at his grandfather, holding his hands on his face.
In his announcement, Bieber recalled the common moments of childhood:
– Pope, I always took all the money, lol. I remember once told me your grandmother gave you a $ 20 pocket money for a whole week! I would always persuade you to spend it on snacks on hockey games on Friday night. Although reluctant, he would always give it to me, ”he wrote.
He also recalled that his grandfather was known for his loud cheering and throwing referees at matches.
« My grandfather was not shy when it was necessary to let the judges know what he thought of their bad decisions, » he wrote.
– I can’t wait to see you in paradise again. Until then, I know that you are looking at me from above, you probably continue to get a beatty or a phagon for not awarded an offense in the corner, haha. I will miss you. It will hurt me. And I will sit and remember all the wonderful moments we had – Bieber finished the message in these words.
Apart from Justin, Bruce was a grandfather of two other grandchildren and great -grandfather of six great -grandchildren, including Bieber’s son Jack blues. Which singer has with his wife Hailey Bieber.
Bruce Dale was present in the life of his grandson and the public, appearing in the documentary ‘Never Say Never’ from 2011 and the ‘Justin Bieber: Season’ series from 2020.
He regularly visited Bieber concerts and events, including ‘Seasons’, Comedy Central Roast 2015 and the premiere of ‘Believe’ in 2013.
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