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In a stunning and emotional revelation, Penrith Panthers coach Ivan Cleary has made a shocking public confession about his personal life, revealing a deep sense of guilt and regret over a family tragedy that has haunted him for years.

Speaking to a packed media conference at Panthers Stadium, Cleary broke down in tears as he recounted the events surrounding the tragic loss of his brother-in-law, who passed away suddenly several years ago.

“I’ve been carrying this weight around for a long time, and it’s time I shared it with the world,” Cleary said, his voice shaking with emotion. “My brother-in-law was an amazing person, and his loss was a devastating blow to our family. But what’s worse is that I’ve always felt guilty about what happened.”

Cleary paused, collecting his thoughts before continuing.

“I was supposed to be with him that day, but I had to cancel at the last minute due to work commitments. If only I had been there, maybe things would have been different. Maybe he’d still be alive today.”

The room fell silent as Cleary struggled to compose himself, the weight of his emotions palpable.

“It’s been a hard road, but I’ve learned to live with the guilt and the regret,” Cleary said, his voice barely above a whisper. “But I want people to know that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope. Always a way forward.”

Cleary’s emotional confession has sent shockwaves throughout the rugby league community, with fans and players alike taking to social media to offer their support and condolences.

“Ivan Cleary is a true leader and a man of great integrity,” said Panthers captain Nathan Cleary, Ivan’s son. “His courage in sharing his story is an inspiration to us all, and we’re proud to stand by him every step of the way.”

The Penrith Panthers have released a statement offering their full support to Cleary and his family, praising his bravery and selflessness in sharing his story.

“Ivan’s confession is a testament to his character and his commitment to being a true leader,” said Panthers CEO Brian Fletcher. “We’re honored to have him as our coach, and we’ll do everything in our power to support him and his family through this difficult time.”

As the rugby league community rallies around Cleary, the Panthers coach has vowed to continue sharing his story, hoping to inspire others to open up about their own struggles and demons.

“I’m not alone in this,” Cleary said, his voice filled with determination. “There are countless others out there who are struggling with their own personal demons. I hope that by sharing my story, I can help inspire them to seek help and find the support they need.”