WREXHAM AFC co-owner Rob McElhenney made a young Wrexham boy's birthday one to remember as he stopped for a chat with him.
On Thursday, May 28, Rob was spotted in town as he posed for pictures with Reds fans at the Racecourse and also staff at neighbouring Wrexham Glyndwr University.
And there was one little boy in particular who will remember his visit for the rest of his life.
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Jenson Ellis was with mum Danielle Hughes and sister Eylah-Rose, eight, in Wrexham on what was his ninth birthday on Thursday.
When Rob heard he was celebrating a special day, he got out of the car he was in and made sure to stay and chat with Jenson.
PIC: Jenson with Rob McElhenney.
Mum Danielle said: "Meeting Rob was amazing. He was one of the nicest guys we have ever met! It has made Jenson’s year having a happy birthday from him and Rob taking the time to have a chat with us too.
"We were lucky enough to also meet Ryan (Reynolds, Wrexham AFC's other celebrity co-owner) - last year but only had time for a quick photo with him.
"We chatted about Wembley and him bringing Will Ferrell and David Beckham there which was amazing for our club."
Rob stopped for photos with Jenson and Eylah-Rose and also, very kindly, Facetimed Danielle's mum and brother who are huge fans of the 'It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia' series which Rob stars in.
Danielle added: "I asked if he would mind if we FaceTimed my mum and brother as they are huge fans of his show.
"He was up for this and surprised them on FaceTime, they were in total shock! Rob was in the car ready to go and I was telling the security that it was my son's birthday and he got out of the car saying 'I heard it’s someone’s birthday'.
"This felt amazing for Jenson that he made time to come and talk to him even though he was ready to leave after a long day. We are so grateful for this."
Yesterday, Rob sent out a message to Wrexham fans ahead of their National League play-off semi-final v Grimsby Town tomorrow.
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