'I have lost my home and I know nothing's going to ever feel the same. 'Life is unfair and I don't understand why her and why this way. I love you and I will see you again.'
Denmark footballer Nadia Nadim shared news of her mother's death on social media, saying:"I have lost the most important person in my life and it happened so sudden and unexpected."A World Cup pundit and footballer has revealed her mother has died after being hit by a truck - the reason she came off-air during a match.
"Tuesday morning my mother was killed by a truck," she wrote on social media."She was on her way back from the gym." "Before the war, I have very fond memories of the country, of our life, the safe environment. I had my mum and dad. And then I have the second part, which is the war, and after my dad was killed.
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