Former EastEnders star faces health scare amid struggles following fiancée’s tragic death

Renowned comedian Bobby Davro, known for his wit and charm, is on the road to recovery after suffering a minor stroke during a comedy show. The incident unfolded at the Coulsdon Comedy Club in South London last Thursday night, where the former EastEnders star, 65, experienced what he later described as a ‘funny turn.’ After receiving a standing ovation from the audience at his sold-out gig, Davro walked off stage only to face this unexpected health scare.

Reports suggest that Davro had been struggling in the aftermath of his late fiancée Vicky Wright’s death in May last year. Vicky, daughter of the late footballer Billy Wright, battled pancreatic cancer. The comedian had previously canceled appearances due to falling ill during a gig, raising concerns about his well-being.

Bobby Davro had been scheduled to headline the House of Stand Up’s Sutton Comedy event on January 25. However, recent developments indicate that Milton Jones has replaced him as the headliner.

Last year, Davro paid tribute to his late fiancée, expressing his grief and gratitude for the support received. He shared on social media: “It’s been just over a week since my beautiful [Vicky] left this world, and it’s only now I feel strong enough to share my feelings.” Despite the challenges, he thanked everyone for their support during this difficult time.

In September, the comedian highlighted Vicky’s strength amidst her cancer diagnosis and revealed how it impacted his on-stage acting career. He expressed pride in her resilience and acknowledged the toll it took on his professional life.

As Bobby Davro embarks on his recovery journey, fans and well-wishers are sending messages of support. The incident serves as a reminder of life’s unpredictability, even for those whose profession revolves around spreading laughter.