BBC star and Women's Aid ambassador Maddy Anholt has died aged just 35 after a short battle with a rare brain cancer, just one year after the birth of her daughter
Actress and writer Maddy Anholt, who starred in a number of BBC, ITV and Channel 4 sitcoms and was a regular guest on This Morning, has passed away at age 35, just one year after welcoming her daughter Opal.
"She handled the ensuing surgery and treatment with astonishing grace and courage, accompanied every step of the way by her family and devoted husband, Ben." "In particular we would like to thank the magnificent team at Seaton Hospice at Home, who are the embodiment of empathy, professionalism and love."
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