A BBC star has revealed he’s in a hospice bed just weeks after revealing he is battling terminal cancer and “entering the last stages”.
The actor, who stars on crime drama Hope Street, made his heartbreaking reveal in a message to fans and supporters on Instagram.
Finnian Garbutt, who plays Ryan Power in the Northern Irish based show, revealed the sad update today.
Posting a picture of himself in a hospice bed, he wrote: “A day in bed supplied by @nihospice.
“Thank you that have supported me and my family. (sic) I will no longer be sharing my GoFundMe page, but it is still active in bio.
“Love you all folks.”
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Hope Street star, 28, reveals he’s battling terminal skin cancer
Earlier this month he shared with fans how his cancer had “progressed rapidly”.
He was diagnosed at the age of 25 after finding a lump behind his ear, which he initially assumed was an ingrown hair.
After his barber told him it had grown “quite substantially”, he received the devastating health verdict and in 2022, learned the skin cancer was Stage 3 and had spread into his neck.
He then had 75 lymph nodes removed from his face and neck in a gruelling 12-hour surgery.
