Video: Christian Atsu’s Twin Sister in Uncontrollable Tears As Guests Visit to Commiserate With Family

• Christian Atsu's twin sister has moved many to tears in a new video making the rounds on social media
• Christiana was present when her brother’s body was recovered from under the rubble and accompanied it to Ghana
• She has been inconsolable since the tragic passing of his brother

Christian Atsu's twin sister, Christiana, could not hold back her tears as she continues to mourn the sad passing of her brother.

Atsu was confirmed dead on Saturday, February 18, after his body was found under the rubble following the devastating quake which struck through Turkey and Syria.

The former Chelsea and Newcastle United winger met his heartbreaking death after he scored a last gasp freekick to lift Hatayspor from the relegation drop zone.

Since Atsu's passing, there has been an outpour of grief and tribute worldwide, largely due to his benevolent and affable nature, per Independent.

Asamoah Gyan, former teammates visit family of Christian Atsu to pay their respects

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While Christian Atsu's passing has been difficult to grapple with and taken a toll on many, the situation has been immeasurably heavy on his family, especially his twin sister.

Clad in an all-black ensemble, Christiana, who sat next to the area dedicated to signing the book of condolence open in Atsu’s memory, sobbed uncontrollably.

She courageously fought back her tears but to no avail as she wiped her tears with a white face tissue in her hand.

Here is the video:

Orphans helped by Atsu shed tears

In a related article, orphans from Becky's Foundation were left heartbroken following the death former Ghana winger and their major benefactor, Christian Atsu.

The winger supported the foundation through his Arms Around the Child non-governmental organisation.

Newcastle United fans launch fundraiser to complete a school building by the late Christian Atsu

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The former Chelsea and Newcastle United player had 'adopted' the orphans and was building a school for the children before his death.

Footballers commiserate with Atsu's family

Stephen Appiah and Kwadwo Asamoah were among some former Black Stars players to visit the family house of Christian Atsu on Wednesday, February 22, to commiserate with them, Sports Brief earlier reported.

The Black Stars duo were there together with former Ghana international Rabiu Mohammed, Derek Boateng and Jerry Akaminko to mourn the passing of their ex-teammate.

The players were at the family home of the Ghana international to show support following his passing after being a casualty of the earthquake which happened in Turkey.