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This was after his father Bebe Cool took to his Instagram and posted a photo of his family clad in Arsenal jerseys.
The wire wire singer is an ardent Arsenal fan having even sang a song for the London-based club.
After seeing his beloved club thrashed 5-0 by Manchester City on Saturday, Bebe Cool captioned a photo of him and his family saying that if you had a bad day, just remember he and his entire family support Arsenal.
“If you feel you had a bad day, remember Bebe Cool and his entire family support Arsenal.” The singer posted.
His son, Alpha Thierry Ssali, took to the comment section and promised that he will make things right one day.
“Don’t worry, I’ll take Arsenal back to the top one day Insha Allah.” Alpha Ssali posted.
The singer has also heavily invested in his son’s soccer career. He now plays in FUFA Big League side Proline FC.
It’s one thing the singer is really proud of and at one time said that investing in his son’s career is his retirement plan.
Meanwhile Arsenal has kept it’s fans sad ever since the English premier league resumed earlier this month.
The club has lost 3 games on the bounce and sits bottom of the league table and haven’t registered any goal yet.
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