Ashley Cain tells late daughter Azaylia ‘I will always look to the sky for you’ after spotting baby’s face in the clouds

ASHLEY Cain tells his late daughter Azaylia 'I will always look to the sky for you' in a touching social media post.

The ex footballer took to Instagram to upload an emotional post to his baby girl, who tragically died last month.

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The snap showed Ashley holding Azaylia whole gazed at her, with the cloudy blue sky in the background.

The heartfelt caption read: "I will always loom top the sky for you," along with a love heart emoji.

This comes just a day after the former Ex on the Beach star admitted that he "finds peace" from the sky following his daughter's death, with a fan pointing out her "face" formed in the clouds yesterday.

The 30-year-old star took to his Instagram page this evening to share a circled screengrab from a video that he had posted earlier this morning.

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He wrote: "I’m finding a lot of peace in the sky at the moment. From beaming orange sky’s at night, to clouds that form my daughters face in the day.

"I’ve never paid too much attention to the sky, but now I look up to the heavens a lot to speak with my daughter, it’s like she’s showing me signs that she’s listening. 👼🏼

"So many of you have told me that she will always be watching over me and over the past few days, I really believe it. 🧡"

Ashley's girlfriend Safiyya has said she's "struggling day and night" after her daughter Azaylia's tragic death.

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Safiyya wrote on Instagram: "I struggle all through the day and night.. When the journey I was on was difficult mentally I didn't realise it was going to get harder.

"Looking after my baby in hospital at 8 weeks old wasn't the way I was expecting to become a mummy.

"But I counted every day as a blessing that I am Azaylia's mummy and would give her my 100% every day!"

Safiyya said that while her "days feel so empty", her "life feels so lost" and her "body feels so alone", her "soul feels so full."

"I will find a new way to eventually live, and I will keep your name alive Azaylia."