Jonnie Irwin, a television personality, died at the age of fifty, according to his agent.
Jonnie Irwin's Brave Battle: Diagnosed with Lung Cancer, Shared News in November 2022
Jonnie Irwin, who presented Channel 4's A Place In The Sun and BBC's Escape To The Country, said in November 2022 that he was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2020, which had spread to his brain.
A family representative said: "It is with heavy hearts that we convey the news of Jonnie's death.
A really wonderful soul, he battled cancer with unflinching bravery and courage.
Jonnie's generosity, sincerity, and infectious enthusiasm impacted many people's lives.
At this time, we respectfully request the privacy of Jonnie's family as they deal with this tremendous loss.
Their pain is immense, and your thoughts, prayers, and support are deeply appreciated.
"As we reflect on the great moments we enjoyed with Jonnie, let us celebrate a life well lived and a legacy that will live on in our hearts.
"Jonnie may be gone from our sight, but his love, laughter, and memories will endure.
"Rest in peace, Jonnie. You will be deeply missed but never forgotten.
When he revealed his diagnosis, the TV presenter stated that the first warning sign occurred while filming A Place In The Sun in Italy in August 2020, when his vision blurred while driving.
Within a week of returning home, he was given six months to live.
Irwin and Jessica have three sons: Rex, Rafa, and Cormac.
