This morning, Dolores Aveiro, mother of Cristiano Ronaldo, experienced a stroke and was promptly taken to the hospital in her hometown of Madeira, Portugal.   Reports in Portugal indicate that she suffered an ischemic stroke, which is caused by a blood clot that obstructs a blood vessel in the brain.                             Dolores Aveiro, who is a mother of four, including the renowned footballer Cristiano Ronaldo, was admitted to Dr Nelio Mendonca Hospital at 5 am this morning. She will undergo further tests in the coming hours to assess her condition. Portuguese media reports indicate that she is ‘conscious and stable,’ and her son Ronaldo is arranging to travel and be by her side. It should be noted that at the start of 2019, Dolores disclosed that she was 'fighting for he...

This morning, Dolores Aveiro, the mother of Cristiano Ronaldo, suffered a stroke and was quickly taken to the hospital in her hometown of Madeira in Portugal.   Reports from Portugal indicate that she experienced an ischemic stroke, which is caused by a blood clot blocking a blood vessel in the brain.     The mother of four, including the renowned footballer Cristiano Ronaldo, was admitted to Dr. Nelio Mendonca Hospital at 5 am and is scheduled for further tests in the coming hours to assess her condition. Portuguese media have reported that she is ‘conscious and stable,’ and her son Ronaldo is arranging to travel and be by her side. It's important to remember that in early 2019, Dolores disclosed that she was 'fighting for her life' after battling cancer, having been diagnosed w...

In a four-hour heart-to-heart conversation, Queen Elizabeth had a discussion with her grandson Prince Harry at Windsor Castle about his future. During their lunch, the Queen expressed that Prince Harry and Meghan would be welcomed back if they choose to rejoin the royal family. The Duke of Sussex had requested this meeting with the Queen, and on Sunday, March 1, he walked from Frogmore Cottage to the castle for their discussion over a light meal and tea. According to a source, the Queen concluded their conversation by assuring Harry that he is loved and will always be welcomed back, expressing hope that it resolved any tensions. The meeting provided an opportunity for both the Queen and Harry to express their thoughts in a more relaxed environment, with the Queen having a lot to discuss ...

Pope Francis, amid concerns over an outbreak of coronavirus in Italy, has been confirmed to have tested negative for the virus after experiencing a "slight indisposition," leading to the cancellation of all official activities. The 83-year-old pontiff, who fell ill on Ash Wednesday with symptoms of a cold, including a cough, fever, chills, and sore throat, underwent a 'routine' test as a precaution, with the results returning negative, according to Italian newspaper Il Messaggero. Worries about the Pope's health emerged after he prayed for coronavirus sufferers on Ash Wednesday without wearing a mask, and also shook hands and kissed worshippers, including a child, in St Peter's Square at the Vatican. Last week, the pontiff canceled a se...