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The letter was read out during Eve Shepherd’s funeral where mourners wore deerstalker hats to signify the teenager’s love of theIt read: “I send my deepest sympathies to Eve’s family. To lose someone so young who fought for her health all her life must be beyond endurance.
“I hope they can take solace from the fact that she was clearly much loved and her support of our show is hugely appreciated and shall be remembered. “I wish I could be there but sadly am filming the show she loved. God rest her soul. With all my love and sympathies, Benedict xxx”.Cheshire native Eve was born prematurely at 28 weeks and doctors believed she would not survive any longer than 24 hours.
During her life she had over 200 operations including the fitting of a tracheotomy tube to assist her with breathing.Eve’s father Mark said: “Eve would find this funny as she was a big TV and film fan. She’d be so happy about the letter from Benedict, she was a huge fan.
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