‘Britain’s Got Talent’ Warm Up Comedian Ian Royce Dead at 51

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Britain’s Got Talent has paid an emotional tribute to Ian Royce after it was announced he had died aged 51.The ITV show, which has returned to our screens for the live finals, shared a photo of Ian on the BGT set as they shared their condolences to him. BGT wrote on Twitter: “Yesterday we sadly lost a member of our #BGT family.

Britain’s Got Talent warm-up act Ian Royce has died aged 51 from pneumonia and multiple organ failure.The compere - who checked into rehab in November 2019 to be treated for alcoholism - was well known behind the scenes on the ITV talent show for his work warming up the audience before the cameras rolled.Royce’s daughter Roxanne announced on his official Twitter account: “It is with our greatest regret that we have to tell you all that Ian has passed away today from severe pneumonia and multiple

Britain's Got Talent and X Factor star Ian Royce has tragically died. A statement was made on his Twitter profile last night and told that the star had died from "severe pneumonia and multiple organ failure." The statement from his daughter read: "It is with our greatest regret that that Ian has passed away today from severe pneumonia and multiple organ failure."He was in no pain but surrounded by friends and family.

September 1, 2020Many of those that worked with Ian, including BGT hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly along with Myleene Klass shared their condolences.Simon Cowell’s company Syco also released a statement to MailOnline, which read: ‘Our thoughts and love are with Roycey’s family at this extremely difficult time.’Reacting to the news, Ant and Dec said: ‘So sorry to hear this news… he was a legendary character and will not be forgotten.’They further paid tribute in a follow-up statement, in

'Britain's Got Talent' warm-up star Ian Royce has died aged 51. The beloved entertainer - whose job it was to keep the 'Britain's Got Talent' audiences happy in the minutes before the live shows begin - battled with severe pneumonia and multiple organ failure prior to his death, but was "in no pain", according to his family.

Ian Royce has sadly died.