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Joshua Lees

Inside Ronnie O'Sullivan's family life as snooker legend is banned from seeing grandchild

Following victory at the Crucible earlier this month, snooker stalwart Ronnie O’Sullivan further cemented his legacy as the sport’s greatest ever player after securing his seventh world title. O’Sullivan put in a trademark performance to defeat Judd Trump 18-13 to become the most successful world champion of all time.

By his side at his World Championship crowning were the Rocket’s family, as he was joined by dad Ronnie Sr and two of his children, Lily and Ronnie Jr, around the table post-match. Despite having those closest to him by his side, O’Sullivan’s family life has not always been easy.

Just days after his victory in Sheffield, the 46-year-old’s eldest daughter Taylor-Ann Magnus opened up to Mirror Sport about her broken relationship with her snooker sensation dad.

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