"I'm proud to have happened!" Egla Ceno confesses in tears at the loss of her father: I saw him hemorrhage! I am a hostage to...

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"I'm proud to have happened!" Egla Ceno confesses in tears at the
Egla Ceno

Big Brother VIP 3 winner Egla Ceno has told between tears the loss and the longing for her father, Agim Cenon, who died years ago, when Egla was a high school student.

In a recent interview, the actress revealed the strong bond they had.

"I was 18 when I passed. He would take me everywhere with him, to the cinema and weddings, to the cinema of course, to the show... He died as much as I am today. My mom says my hands are like dad and my hair. I'm proud to have happened," Egla said, as she paused and stood in the difficult moments that had passed before her father passed away.

"I was a gymnast, he would go out every morning to drink coffee at a bar near the cinema. Two cases I've been obsessed with my dad, the day he stroked I asked to get out of class, I stayed anxious. I went to the bar and a friend of my dad's picks me up and brings me to the bar where Dad was. I see my father suffering from the bleeding. The ambulance arrives and transfers him to Berat, there he stayed for 14 days.

The night before he died, I had this situation repeated. It was hard and moving, being a woman could be robbed. We found a car we drove off and I met him, he didn't talk was paralysed his right half. I told him I'd bring the boys, something he tried to say, but he couldn't do it. I went home that evening and the next day brought him lifeless," he confessed.

The actress also said she was held hostage by her father passing at a young age, as he could not do much.

"I was held hostage who couldn't live. I enjoy him every day, I have great energy, I know he would be like that. He couldn't do much. I'm sorry for him," she said on The Ball.

The story of the man was a bloody man. Unfortunately, I haven't inherited this. There were many people behind him, as if by my own work. I had a bench where I watched movies and when he missed the assistant, his assistant was me, I would lift a blink and the film wouldn't interrupt. We walked from Polican to Peshtan to grandma's, walked about two hours away on foot, collected flowers, made wreaths. A few days eve, I met my mom there and... (Crying) I miss him. He died as much as I am today. My mom says my hands are like dad and my hair. I'm proud to have them.

I was 18 when she died. He would take me everywhere with him, to the cinema and weddings, to the cinema of course, to the show... He gave me what he could give me, if I had the chance to inherit a piece of advice from my father who said to me, "Do what your heart wants, but when you leave, don't say that," and another thing I didn't realize until recently, he said to me, "All vices can be forgiven, but stealing is the mother of all vices."

I was a gymnast, he would go out every morning to drink coffee at a bar near the cinema. Two cases I've been obsessed with my dad, the day he stroked I asked to get out of class, I stayed anxious. I went to the bar and a friend of my dad's picks me up and brings me to the bar where Dad was. I see my father suffering from the bleeding. The ambulance arrives and transfers him to Berat, there he stayed for 14 days.

The night before he died, I had this situation repeated. It was hard and moving, being a woman could be robbed. We found a car we drove off and I met him, he didn't talk was paralysed his right half. I told him I'd bring the boys, something he tried to say, but he couldn't do it. I went home that evening and the next day they brought him to life. I am a hostage who cannot live. I enjoy him every day, I have great energy, I know he would be like that. He couldn't do much. I'm sorry for him."

 


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