We hope you all have a very Merry Christmas and wanted to thank you all for your love and continued support. Losing Stephen this year was terribly hard for us all but your overwhelming love for him and messages of condolences has helped us get through.
God Bless… love Ronan, Keith, Mikey & Shane.

Mikey and Shane have recorded video Christmas messages specially for you and you can see them on the Christmas Messages page. Don’t forget to leave your own messages!

Ronan will be on “Something for the Weekend” this morning on BBC 2 in the UK and will then be appearing on the Xtra Factor final this evening.

Ronan is in Holland today and tomorrow promoting his new “Winter Songs” album and he will be performing “Its only Christmas” on Life 4 You TV.

Ronan will join “The One Show” presenter Christine Bleakley and BBC News reader George Alagiah as a presenter for the BBC’s “My Story” true life competition.

Each of them will front one episode of the five-week show, with two more celebrities to be confirmed. Fifteen entrants’ true life stories will feature in the series, to be judged by a literary panel. Five will have their stories, written with the aid of a ghost-writer, published by HarperCollins imprint HarperTrue.

The BBC1 show begins in early 2010, with entrants submitted via the My Story website or by post. The deadline for applicants is 16th December.

Stephen’s family, friends and fans will gather in London tonight for a memorial concert in his honour.

The event will take place at the Palace Theatre and will be attended by some 1,000 friends, family and fans the concert has been organised by Stephen’s partner Andrew. Stephen’s parents Martin and Margaret and siblings Michelle, Mark, Alan and Tony are expected to be there along with the rest of the boyz.

The evening will be hosted by actor and entertainer Christopher Biggins and will feature singers including Beverly Knight, Liz McClarnon, Lee Ryan and Chesney Hawkes, along with the cast of West End musical Joseph, in which Stephen starred. Actor Sir Ian McKellen will read a poem.

Tributes are also expected from Cherie Blair, and comedians Paul O’Grady, Matt Lucas, Graham Norton and Alan Carr.