Dele Alli's biological mother says she 'hasn't stopped crying' since his bombshell interview

Dele Alli's biological mother has denied knowing the Everton midfielder was molested aged six and claims to have not stopped crying since watching his heartbreaking interview. Dele Alli revealed that he spent six weeks at a rehab centre in the US this summer Gary Neville sat down with Alli and conducted an emotional interview in which the Everton striker spoke openly about his difficulties in recent years Alli's biological mother Denise says she hasn't been able to stop crying 'I'm so sorry. In a stunning interview with Neville, Alli: Revealed he spent six weeks in rehab in the United States this summer to help him with a sleeping pill addiction Opened up on childhood trauma of how he was molested by his biological mum's friend aged six Admitted he started smoking when he was seven and dealing drugs when he was just eight Revealed he was hung off a bridge by a man from his local area as a child Says he feels betrayed by his biological parents and has no interest in a relationship with either of them Admitted he seriously contemplated retiring from football at just 24 Hailed Mauricio Pochettino as the 'best' manager he's ever played for and shunned others because they were 'fake' Revealed Jose Mourinho apologised for calling him 'f***ing lazy' but it never made it into Tottenham's Amazon Prime documentary Praised Everton manager Sean Dyche's 'understanding' in recent months and is aiming for 'a big season' for the Toffees 'I cannot put into words how upset I am I no longer have contact with my son - and only hope I'll have the chance to see him again.' Alli also revealed that after returning from a visit to Africa he began dealing drugs at eight 'I couldn't have asked for better people to do what they'd done for me,' he told Neville.