Image: Instagram/Michelle Peters
Tim Payne celebrates his wife: “The only person I know I can always count on”
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- Olimpia footballer Tim Payne celebrated his wife Michelle Peters’ birthday in an Instagram post.
- Payne praised Peters as his partner, the mother of their son Brooklyn and his constant support.
- He wrote that he and Brooklyn loved her more than words could express.
Tim Payne marked his wife Michelle Peters’ birthday with an emotional tribute, describing her as his partner, an exceptional mother and his constant source of support.
Another trip around the sun for this incredible human being. My beautiful partner, an incredible mother and my constant support in everything. There is no one I would rather travel through this crazy and beautiful life with.
The New Zealand footballer, who plays for Olimpia, shared the message through his Instagram stories. He wrote: “Another trip around the sun for this incredible human being. My beautiful partner, an incredible mother and my constant support in everything. There is no one I would rather travel through this crazy and beautiful life with.”
Payne also highlighted the role Peters has played during difficult times. “In the good times and the bad, in the chaos and everything else, you are the only person I know I can always count on,” he wrote.
In the good times and the bad, in the chaos and everything else, you are the only person I know I can always count on.
He ended the birthday message by calling Peters “My only constant. My person. My home.” Payne added that he and their son Brooklyn loved her more than words could express.
My only constant. My person. My home. Brooklyn and I love you more than words could ever express. Happy birthday, Michelle.
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Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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