Vicky Wright, the wife of comedian Bobby Davro has died, it has been announced.
Last week, the comedian explained opened up about the "absolute agony" of watching Vicky battle the disease after he proposed to her in 2022, having been together for 12 years.
Actress Vicky, 63, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer which is difficult to detect until it reaches an advanced stage.
Discussing her battle, he said: "It's extremely, extremely, extremely painful."
Taking to Twitter, Kelly Wright-Warhurst, Vicky's daughter penned: "Hello everyone. Some incredibly devastating news to share as my wonderful mum Vicky has sadly passed away this morning.
"I wanted to use this platform to let you all know, as I know how much she valued all your love and support in so many ways."
Vicky's dad, Wolverhampton Wanderers and England footballer Billy Wright had also battled the disease, passing away in September 1994 aged 70, just months after his diagnosis.
Fans have since flocked to Twitter to share tributes, with one writing: "This is incredibly sad news; I’m so sorry for your family’s loss. Sending lots of love to you all."
Loose Women star Denise Welch penned: "So very sorry," alongside three heart emojis.
"So sorry for your loss, may the angels watch on you and your family," typed a third.
Before BBC Midland's Nick Owen commented: "Oh no. Shattering news. I had known Vicky for more than 40 years and loved her company. Her dad Billy gave me my first job in television. I feel terribly sad tonight. Thoughts with all the family."
Another wrote: "Heartbreaking news. I got to know your mum in recent years. She was always great company and appreciative of the stories I used to share with her about her dad (your grandad), another friend and hero of mine. It was clear how she got her wonderful character. RIP lovely lady."
Meanwhile former Arsenal midfielder Ray Parlous added: "So sorry for your loss. Sending love to you and your family."
Speaking to the Daily Star last week, Dancing On Ice star Bobby said: "To see someone as beautiful as her with this illness is horrific, it's so sad."
He went on to explain that he has been able to keep himself preoccupied having thrown himself into work as part of a "distraction".
"Thank goodness I've got my work because it keeps my mind off this for a bit of time," he said before continuing: "I don't want the fact I'm keeping working to sound selfish. Everyone who knows me knows it's just a distraction for a bit of time from trying to help Vicky. I need to see people laughing, and I like that I can still make people laugh while dealing with this."
