Abigail reshared a post from the Liverpool FC Instagram account
Abigail Olivera regularly shares updates from her family life with Ronald Araujo, who is expected to join Liverpool
Abigail Olivera regularly shares updates from her family life with Ronald Araujo(Image: Instagram/@abioliivera)
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Ronald Araujo's wife Abigail has posted a three-word response after his goal against Villarreal yesterday, Tuesday, October 20. The Liverpool centre-back has become an instant hit with supporters after making his first appearance for Liverpool after his loan move from Barcelona in August.
The 27-year-old has been married to Abigail Olivera for just over a year. The couple have two children, with Abigail regularly sharing updates on social media from their family life - and taking to her Instagram stories yesterday to show her support.
Abigail reshared a post from the Liverpool FC Instagram account, which shared a photo of the former defender with the word 'goal' written to celebrate the equaliser, which came just on the stroke of half-time in the Champions League clash at Anfield.
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In the repost, Abigail added the caption 'That's my man' paired with a silly face and red heart emoji. Another post from Abigail yesterday was a sweet family snap of their two daughters Aitana and Adara on the Anfield pitch. The post was accompanied by a red and grey heart.
In an interview back in August, the Uruguayan lifestyle influencer and interior designer opened up about navigating the footballer's mental health journey as a family. A translation said: "'I told him. 'Trust me. We’ll find whatever help is needed together so you can be okay.'
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Abigail Olivera, Ronald Araujo and their daughters Aitana and Adara.
Abigail Olivera, Ronald Araujo and their daughters Aitana and Adara at Anfield
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"Once he opened up and acknowledged what he was going through, we decided to tell the club and face it all head-on. I didn't care about him earning millions if he wasn't present as a husband and a father."
Abigail then opened up on the importance of family values and raising their daughters. The translation said: "Beyond any professional success, what matters most to us is the family we’ve built, the love that binds us, and the values we try to pass on to our daughters every day."
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