Ryan Giggs’ 8 Year Affair With His Brother's Wife: Rhodri Giggs

Interviewer is a geezer, asks all the questions Id wanna ask. Keep it up mate you’ll smash it 👌🏻

Its one thing to cheat on your wife which is terrible enough but to cheat on your wife with your brothers wife (knowing you could probably get any woman you like) is a new type of low and incredibly malicious and evil.

The fact his family don’t talk to him, and talk to the one who’s a multimillionaire is shocking to me.

I feel so sorry for him. What an awful brother Ryan was. And his whole family disowning him after his brother was the bad one

Rhodri seemed so so so calm, and such a very balanced, well adjusted individual. I have to say I was very impressed with his demeanor, and his outlook on life. Well done Rhodri.

Rhodri is someone we should all respect. For his own sanity he’s probably had to deal with this in a way most of us who’ve been betrayed by our blood can’t comprehend. I’d much rather have a night out with home than his brother, he’s wrestled his demons and won, his brother will never shed the guilt or shame.

No idea why this came up on my feed but I'm so glad it did! Great interview. Rhodri is such a nice guy - it's his families loss to not have him in their lives. Its shocking what people do for money.

I don't know who either men here are but found this interview absolutely fascinating. It's awful to think what people are capable of, isn't it? And to hear Rhodri's family have abandoned him is disgusting. I just can't imagine doing that to a child of mine nor my spouse. Rhodri holds himself with complete self respect. More power to him and abundant blessings. He seems really lovely.

This guys a legend, I could listen to his stories all day. Shame on his family......

Back in 1993, Man United and Arsenal came to play a pre-friendly in my country (South Africa). I was about 11 years old...but my dad who was a semi-pro footballer himself in the local scene managed to get my sister and I around the back of one of the training fields United were training at. I remember waiting with great anticipation and the next minute the Man United bus arrived. I couldn't believe my eyes (although I have been an Arsenal fan all my life) to see all these footballers I basically idolized start stepping off the bus and walk towards the entrance of the ground we were waiting. Giggs was especially special to me, because all my team mates in my club side used to call me 'Giggs', because of my dark curly hair and dribbling skills. Each and every one of them signed an autograph, except Mark Hughes (no surprise there) and of course Ryan Giggs. I remember Giggs giving me a scowl as he walked past. I was shattered. There were no other fans around or people begging for an autograph so I couldn't understand why he did that. Anyway, what I do remember is that Peter Schmeichel, as tall and intimidating as he was on and off the pitch, was the nicest and kindest in person - he even stopped and chatted to me for a bit. So a bitter sweet memory for me.

The story about Ryan and his wife starts at 24:00

First time I have seen this guys podcast. Such control and direct questioning takes me from My comfort zone slightly. He’s likeable and asks the kind of questions I would ask. Rhodri was a stellar guest who I offer great empathy too. His recovery from devastation is remarkable. A good hour spent. Thank you.

What a terrible tragedy to suffer, then it gets compounded by an uncaring family who side with the monied one and abandoned the one who was wronged. Despicable.

the fact he’s still respectful towards Ryan is respectable

A lot of respect to you Rhodri, talking about a traumatic event in your life is not easy, even if it happened 15 years ago. Wish you alot of prosperity with your daughter!

Feels more like a chat with a mate in the pub than an interview, brilliant work pal. All the best for the future to Rhodri tho, man's got a will of iron.

I love this man. Totally open and honest. Wishing him all the very best

Hearing that his Mother and brother haven't even met Rhodri's family speaks volumes. We all know who the real one is here.

Just stumbled across this randomly in my youtube feed. I’m a 49 year old woman from Australia. Don’t know much about english football but have heard of Ryan’s name before. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this interview. I hope you continue to grow and prosper Rhodri.

I discovered this podcast a few days ago after seeing Ambrose Mendy on it, and have got to say am glad to have come across it. Love the way this show is constructed, and the interviewer allows the interviewees time to speak, no interruptions, comes in at the right time with the right questions if the interviewee says something that picks his interest. I have subscribed.