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Boyzone singer Ronan Keating on raising his children in Dubai: 'This is our home and kids can be kids here'

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“Boyzone singer Ronan Keating on raising his children in Dubai: 'This is our home and kids can be kids here”

Dubai: "I love the way the kids can be kids here. They go out and they cycle their bikes until the street lamps come on and they come in when they're hungry, like when we were kids." For Irish singer Ronan Keating , who moved to Dubai three years ago with his wife Storm and their children, Cooper and Coco, it's these everyday freedoms that make the city feel like home. "This is our home! Kids go to school here. Cooper and Coco love it. Stormy and I, we love it here. It's amazing," the former…

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