Jonnie Irwin, a television personality known for his work on various programs such as “Escape to the Country” and “A Place in the Sun,” died on Saturday due to cancer at the age of 50.
His family released a statement to confirm his death. He was first diagnosed with cancer in 2020.
Irwin first revealed his health condition in 2022, he caused concern among his fans when he said he had not slept for a week.
In a statement released on Saturday, his family said that he had fought against cancer with courage and strength.
The statement released by Irwin’s family stated that he had touched the lives of many people with his infectious spirit and kindness. They asked for privacy during their time of grief.
They also thanked the public for their support and prayers. As they remember his life, his family said that they would like to celebrate his legacy.
Although Jonnie is no longer with us, his love and laughter will live on. The statement released by his family stated that he will be dearly missed. Following his death, his fans, colleagues, and friends paid tribute to him.
Jonnie was described as a legend by Lucy Alexander, the presenter of “A Place in the Sun.” Matt Evers, a media personality in the UK, said that he was devastated by his death. He also had the pleasure of meeting Irwin while he was working on “Escape to the Country.”
Irwin was regarded as an absolute legend, and his friends said that he would be greatly missed. His death came just a week after he posted a picture of himself in a hospital gown. In another post, he talked about how his cancer had affected his family.