Tiffany Youngs, who died after a lengthy fight with cancer, was remembered by Tom Youngs and his daughter, Maisie.
Tom Youngs retired in the second position on Leicester’s all-time record for starts as captain with 98. He won the Premiership championship in 2012/13 and the Anglo-Welsh Cup in 2016/17.
Only Martin Johnson, the great England World Cup-winning captain, has captained Leicester on more occasions.
Youngs is a second-generation Tiger, the son of former Leicester scrum-half Nick, who spent his career playing club and international rugby with his brother Ben.
Prior to that, the Youngs brothers toured Australia with the Lions in 2013 and represented England together in the 2015 Rugby World Cup.
Who Is Tom Youngs Daughter Maisie Youngs?
Maisie Youngs, the only daughter of former England rugby player Tom Youngs and his late wife, Tiffany Youngs, was born in 2014.
Besides, Maisie, who was born in 2014, will be eight years old in 2022. Furthermore, she may be a kindergarten kid who might have been traumatized by the loss of her mother at such an early age.
Although little information about Maisie has been released, Tom’s Instagram profile has a flood of photos that show him spending precious time with his daughter.
Tom Youngs’ Wife Tiffany Young Death From Cancer
Tiffany Youngs, the wife of former England rugby union player Tom, died after an eight-year battle with cancer.
Shortly after the birth of her daughter Maisie in 2014, Tiffany was afflicted with Hodgkin Lymphoma, a kind of blood cancer.
Likewise, Tiffany fought cancer for three years before being told it was deadly, and although being assured she was in remission for a short time, she succumbed to it.
The tragedy was verified on the website of Youngs’ previous team, Leicester Tigers. Tiffany is survived by her husband, Tom, a 28-cap former England international, and her daughter Maisie.
A slew of major rugby clubs sent their best wishes, and fans were quick to praise Tiffany’s bravery.
More On Tom Youngs’ Family
Talking about his family, Youngs is the younger brother of current Leicester and England scrum-half Ben Youngs, while his father is former Leicester and England scrum-half Nick Youngs.
In addition, his father was a scrum-half for Bedford, Leicester Tigers, and England from 1983 to 1984, earning six England caps. Between 1981 and 1983, he was also an unused England reserve five times.
He attended Cawston College and Gresham’s School in Holt and is now a Norfolk farmer, as per sources.
Ben, on the other hand, is a scrum-half for the Leicester Tigers and England. He made his club debut at the age of 17 in 2007 and his England debut in 2010. He became England’s most capped player with 115 matches in 2022.