Jonnie said cancer has now spread to his brain
A Place In The Sun presenter Jonnie Irwin broke down in tears as he said he has been 'at death's door at least twice' in his fight with terminal cancer. Johnnie, who was diagnosed in 2020 and told he had six months to live, spoke about his health scares as cancer has now spread to his brain.
He added: "Apart from those times we've not really talked about it. Financially we're slowly getting stuff in place, transferring account details and putting stuff in her name but being positive such an important factor. I do that by not talking about it too much." Johnnie was diagnosed after seeing 'weird gold spots' as he was filming the Channel 4 property show in Italy.
"Do you ever hear the phrase it knocked the wind out of you? Nothing had ever done that to me and it did it. I was just battered."
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