Peter Kay made a rare public appearance on Saturday in aid of a good cause. The comedian, who was guest of honour at the launch of a new wheel-chair accessible 'wheelyboat', told fans he was doing "great".
The 48-year-old officially launched the boat, which offers disabled people the chance to experience water-based sports and activities, at The Anderton Centre, near Bolton - the birthplace of the comic. In recent years, Peter had taken a step back from the limelight due to "unforeseen family circumstances", cancelling his nationwide tour in 2017.
The comedy legend returned to the stage earlier this month to begin his first tour in 11 years, performing his Dance for Life show at Manchester Central Convention Complex on Good Friday, reports The Mirror.
