Ashley Cain left his fans in floods of tears as he shared a video with his late daughter Azaylia on her final Christmas last year, before she tragically died.
The reality star, 31, took to his Instagram on Tuesday and got emotional as he shared he would do anything to go back to that Christmas, as it was his last with his baby girl.
Snuggling into his beloved daughter, Ashley was all smiles in the video as he made the most of their final moments together.
He gave his little one a kiss on the cheek as she looked into the camera.
Ashley wore a Santa hat, while Azaylia looked adorable in an all-white outfit.
"Last year on Christmas I woke up in a hospital, on a cancer ward, in cubical with my beautiful baby," the video caption began.
He continued: "My little girl was battling leukemia, she was extremely poorly that day, I was unable to see any family or friends and I spent most of it cleaning up sick, messy nappy’s and administering her medication.
"That being said, if I could go back to one Christmas… It would be that one. If I could remember only one Christmas again… It would be that one. If I could only spend Christmas with one person for the rest of my life… It would be that one."
Getting emotional, Ashley added: "Christmas isn’t about who gets or who can buy the most gifts. It’s not about who has the biggest tree or the most fancy decorations. Christmas is about spending time with and appreciating the people you love the most.
"Even though Christmas will never be the same for me again, I will always be grateful, appreciative and honoured for the one I got to spend with you.
"You will always be my baby & I will always be your daddy."
In recent weeks, Ashley's partner Safiyya Vorajee spoke out about feeling angry at Christmas following the tragic death of their baby daughter.
Speaking to The Sun, she said: "I don’t want Christmas. I feel angry at Christmas and I feel pain. But I don’t look around at others and resent their happiness.
"Yes, I struggle to be around it, but I also feel blessed to see it and know that happiness is still available. And one day it will happen again for us."
Although the grieving parents are expecting Christmas to be a difficult time of year, Safiyya has bought a Christmas tree, fairy lights and an Elf On The Shelf.
The 34-year-old admitted that before her pregnancy, she had no idea where she saw herself going - but now she knows "exactly" what she is doing.
She said: "Now I know exactly what I’m doing and who I am. I’m loyal, dedicated, passionate and I’m a woman. I can say that, now I’ve experienced pregnancy — I’ll always be a mum.
"I’m so honoured to be Azaylia’s mum, I’m honoured to have learned the lessons I have."
