"When the kids were little, Liverpool won the Champions League and James was made player of the year. He was a very recognisable face and that did affect me a bit. If we were out in public I was always worried that people were looking at us. I felt shy, embarrassed."
"I remember being in a restaurant and he was messing about with the kids, pulling faces, hiding under the table, making a right fool of himself. As long as the kids were happy, he didn't care what anybody thought. What I can tell you is he is without doubt the best dad in the world."
"Yes, there have been times when he has done things he regrets, but so have I. If the world focused on every stupid thing that you did or I did, we'd be in trouble."
Following Liverpool's historic 2005 Champions League triumph over AC Milan, Jamie Carragher's elevated celebrity status significantly impacted his family's life. His wife Nicola struggled with the constant public attention and scrutiny directed at them and their children, James and Mia. She felt shy and embarrassed when recognized in public spaces. However, Carragher maintained a carefree attitude, prioritizing his children's happiness over public opinion. Despite occasional regrets about his actions, Carragher's wife acknowledged his dedication as a father and his willingness to be himself regardless of external judgment.
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Read at Express.co.uk
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