BBC Hairy Bikers' Dave Myers' fortune revealed after TV chef dies from cancer

Fans of the Hairy Bikers were left in tears as the BBC aired a touching tribute during the final episode of 'The Hairy Bikers Go West'. The show marked the last time viewers would see the beloved duo, Dave Myers and Si King, together on screen after Dave's sad passing at age 66 in February. Dave had been undergoing chemotherapy while they filmed their 650-mile journey down the West Coast.The series ended with them in Devon and Dorset, where Dave shared with viewers: "It's been tough at times.

Heartbroken Hairy Bikers fans were left in tears as Dave Myers' emotional final episode was aired just weeks after his tragic death.

Dave Myers shared a touching final message on his last Hairy Bikers episode.The beloved TV chef, who was 66, sadly died last month after being diagnosed with cancer. While the BBC was showing their latest series, Dave was bravely fighting his illness with chemotherapy. In the most recent show, Dave and his best mate Si King filmed in Devon and Dorset and talked about how special it was to work together during such a tough time.

The Hairy Bikers fans were left emotional after tuning into the first episode of the new series. It marks the first time the show has aired following the death of Dave Myers who starred in the show.

The Hairy Bikers' Si King has been caught up in a cruel Instagram scam after his best mate Dave Myers died. Someone made a fake 'Si King' account and asked for money for Dave's family.The real Hairy Bikers' Instagram shared a post, warning fans. It said: "Hello everyone, it's come to our attention that someone has set up a fake 'Si King' profile asking for donations for Dave's family.

Dave Myers' wife has expressed her gratitude to Hairy Bikers fans for their 'huge wave of love'.

Fans of the Hairy Bikers were left shedding tears as Dave Myers was remembered in the first episode of their new series since his tragic death. Co-star and best friend of 30 years Si King announced Dave's passing, aged 66, last week in an emotional statement.

Hairy Bikers star Dave Myers would have wanted his fans to enjoy the "magical series" he shot with his co-star Si King before his heartbreaking death, according to a post on the TV chef's Instagram page.

Tributes have flooded in for Dave Myers following the death of the Hairy Bikers star - and the latest episode of the final "magical" series he made with best friend Si King is airing as planned on Tuesday night (March 5). Myers, one half of the motorcycle-riding cooking duo, died last week after a battle with cancer.

Hairy Bikers star Dave Myers has reportedly left behind a huge fortune of £1.5 million following his tragic death at 66 years old. Dave's best friend and co-star, Si King, announced on Thursday 29 February that Dave had passed away, two years after sharing his cancer diagnosis. Si, 57, told fans that his "best friend is on a journey that for now, I can't follow" as he shared the devastating news on social media.

Tributes have flooded in for the Hairy Bikers star Dave Myers after his best friend and co-star, Si King, announced on Thursday that Dave had passed away two years after sharing his cancer diagnosis. Si told fans that his "best friend is on a journey that for now, I can't follow" as he shared the devastating news on social media. His wife Liliana also paid tribute to her husband in a heart-wrenching post after he sadly died at the age of 66 following his battle with cancer.

Hairy Bikers' Dave Myers planned his own funeral before he died and had an important wish for guests. The BBC star, who passed away aged 66 after being diagnosed with cancer, had plans already in place for his funeral.

Si King, one-half of The Hairy Bikers duo, previously revealed he would leave TV behind if his partnership with Dave Myers ever came to an end.

Dave Myers’ widow Liliana has paid tribute to her “wonderful, brave” husband after his death. The TV cook, best known as one half of the Hairy Bikers, passed away aged 66 according to a statement on Thursday (February 29) from his co-star Si King on social media.

TV chef Dave Myers, best known as one half of the Hairy Bikers, has sadly died at the age of 66. It was Si who announced the heartbreaking news that his best friend and co-star Dave had died on 28 February, 2024 after undergoing treatment for cancer, and he shared that he was by Dave's side when he passed away. Dave's co-star said that he "passed away peacefully at home" with his wife Lili, his family and Si by his side.The statement read: “Hi everyone, I’m afraid I bear some sad news.

Hairy Biker Dave Myers' wife Liliana has paid tribute to her husband in a heart-wrenching post after he sadly died at the age of 66 following a battle with cancer.The TV chef's co-star Si King revealed the news on Thursday 29 February with a long message shared on the BBC show's X account. Since then tributes have poured in from friends and fans, as well as his beloved wife who described him as a "wonderful, brave man". Liliana sweetly wrote: "Rest in peace, my love.

TV legend Dave Myers, one half of the Hairy Bikers, spent his last days with his best mate and "brother" Si King before his sad death at 66.

Hairy Bikers star Dave Myers has been fondly remembered as "brilliantly inspiring and kind" following his sad death at the age of 66. Famous faces like Paul Hollywood and Strictly star Karen Hauer have shared their touching tributes in the wake of the devastating news.

One half of the Hairy Bikers, Dave Myers' death was tragically announced on Thursday 29 February, with his TV partner Si King confirming the cause of death in a heartfelt statement. Dave, who was just 66 at the time of his passing, had been battling cancer for the last two years, speaking out on his diagnosis back in 2022 - but did not specify which type of cancer he was diagnosed with. Previously explaining why he hadn't shared which type of cancer he was battling, Dave told The Guardian it was "because everybody then goes Googling, everybody becomes an amateur doctor...

Dave Myers never publicly confirmed the details of his cancer diagnosis as he shared his health battle with fans.