Pat Shortt has made a statement following the tragic death of his good friend and colleague Jon Kenny on Friday - he says he was 'lucky' to have known and worked with him
Pat Shortt has paid tribute to his D'Unbelievables co-star Jon Kenny after the news was released yesterday of his passing.
Jon started chemotherapy again, which was successful. However, he ended up in heart failure. Earlier this year, he had said his condition was "under control". In an interview with the Sunday World, Pat added: “Jon was incredibly creative. He’s the funniest guy I ever met. I don’t think I’ll ever meet anyone that is funnier because, impromptu, he could go off on a stream of madness. But there was depth in what he was doing.
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