James Martin has opened up about his cancer diagnosis at his live show in Liverpool. The beloved chef was diagnosed with facial cancer in 2017 and gave the crowd an update on his condition
ITV chef and TV presenter James Martin spoke candidly about his cancer diagnosis at his live show in Liverpool recently.
READ MORE: ITV responds to speculation that This Morning may be axed following Phillip Schofield controversy James then went on to express his gratitude to his fans on Instagram, writing: “Liverpool! Big love to you all, what an ending to a great night thank you!”“Amazing show. Even lucky enough to have caught your guitar pick too!! Have a great rest of the tour.”
“Later that month, I was burgled at night by a team of masked men, who entered my house while my partner, Louise, was at home alone and I was away working.“On top of all this, I was then diagnosed with cancer on my face and I had to have surgery, which I couldn’t do until two days before Christmas when we had finished filming.Many fans rallied to support James in the comments of his post, writing, “Stay strong, head up.
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