The former Strictly Come Dancing host and Play Your Cards Right host pictured died aged 89 last month at his home on the exclusive Wentworth Estate in Surrey and he has now been laid to rest. In the final part of our serialisation of the star's memoir after his death, he recalls how his brother John left disappeared on an RAF exercise in Scotland, shattering Bruce's young life.
Producer Louise Rainbow confirmed to The Sun on Tuesday that the professional dancers will group together for a 'heartfelt' number to honour the host, who passed away last week. Tess Daly once again mourned the loss of her close friend and former Strictly co-host Bruce Forsyth as she shared a heart-rending throwback snap of the pair on Instagram on Thursday.
The pair admitted the beloved BBC show would 'not have been what it was without Brucie', before laughing at his enthusiasm at the wrap parties - revealing he loved to 'shake his stuff'. He was the king of the catchphrase.
Sir Bruce Forsyth, coined a string of slogans that are as instantly recognisable as his pencil moustache, lantern jaw and defiant toupee. Lady Wilnelia, who married Sir Bruce in , last year spoke about his health struggles following his life-saving surgery. The former Miss World said she found it difficult to think about a future without him.
Sir Bruce Forsyth graced television screens around the country for more than five decades and was famous for his catchphrases. Sir Bruce Forsyth has died, aged 89, his family confirmed today. In a statement, they said he died peacefully at home surrounded by his wife and children. His close pal Jimmy Tarbuck, 77, spoke of the star while on stage in Blackpool recently and reassured fans that despite his poor health, Bruce Forsyth is on 'good form'.
Sir Bruce Forsyth pictured is finally on the mend a month after being hospitalised with a chest infection. He has returned back to his home in Surrey where he is being nursed by wife Wilnelia. Sir Bruce Forsyth was kept under the close supervision of medical staff as he was being returned to his Surrey home from hospital after recovering from a chest infection. The ailing star was rushed to hospital with a severe chest infection on Sunday but is now ready to leave. He will return back to the family home in Surrey where he will be nursed by wife, Wilnelia.
There are fresh concerns over Sir Bruce Forsyth's health following reports the star isn't well enough to appear in the Strictly Come Dancing Christmas special. Should Bruce have left money to his six children, Debbie, Laura and Julie from his first marriage to Penny Calvert, Louisa and Charlotte from his marriage to Anthea Redfern and his son with Wilnelia, Jonathan, they would have had to pay thousands in tax. Debbie previously opened up about spending her first Father's Day without her dad, telling Lorraine Kelly that she and her siblings "miss him like dad".
Wilnelia has previously revealed that she is close to her stepdaughters. Speaking about her Christmas on This Morning, she said: "It was very special and on this occasion I was able to have Bruce's daughters, my stepdaughters, I call them my five angels… I don't know what I was going to do the last year - it's been very difficult - without them. We had a kind of religious service there - it was very, very special. Journal Media does not control and is not responsible for user created content, posts, comments, submissions or preferences.
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