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Published 11:02 7 Feb 2017 GMT

Ferdinand had three children with Ellison before losing her fight against breast cancer in 2015 at the age of 34.
The documentary, which will air on BBC One in the spring, will also look at how young fathers cope with losing their partner and raising their children alone.
Alison Kirkham, controller of factual commissioning and events, said: "Rio Ferdinand has courageously allowed the cameras to follow him in this revealing and immensely personal documentary exploring the complexities of grief."
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