Rugby Icon Alun Wyn Jones Reveals Surprising Regret Amidst Stellar Career

πŸ‰πŸŒŸ Alun Wyn Jones, a Welsh rugby legend, is on a new adventure, and it’s a personal one! Despite reaching world fame, Alun has admitted he’s not exactly chuffed about one thing – not being able to speak Welsh. But he’s ready to change that!
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Taking part in the S4C series “Iaith ar Daith,” Alun dives into the Welsh language alongside none other than “Gavin and Stacey’s” hilarious Dave Coaches, aka Steffan Rhodri. πŸŽ¬πŸ“š Alun opened up about his journey, sharing, “Travelling the world and not speaking your language, it’s something I’m not proud of.” With his wife Anwen and daughters speaking Welsh at home, it’s high time for Alun to join in the conversation.
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His story delves into family history, recalling, “My gran was a Welsh teacher. Every opportunity was a Welsh lesson.” He candidly admitted, “Being stubborn in my old age, I was probably worse as a child. Now, I wish I’d learnt the language.” It’s heartwarming to see him embrace this challenge, saying, “It’s a big piece for me about knowing my roots.”

Alun isn’t alone on this linguistic journey. Joining him are actress Melanie Walters, aka Gwen from “Gavin and Stacey,” and Callum Scott Howells, known for “It’s a Sin” and West End performances. The series, launching on S4C this Sunday, October 12, showcases these well-loved icons traveling across Wales, each embracing the beauty and complexity of the language.

Let’s cheer them on as they dive into this heartfelt adventure, proving it’s never too late to connect with your heritage! πŸ—£οΈβœ¨ Tune in and get inspired! πŸ“ΊπŸ† #AlunWynJones #WelshPride #IaithArDaith #LearnWelsh #NewBeginnings