Rob Delaney On Living With Grief & Remembering His Son Henry | Loose Women

Rob Delaney exploded onto our screens in his BAFTA-winning sitcom, ‘Catastrophe’, which he co-wrote and starred in alongside Sharon Horgan from 2015 until 2019. However, while he was making the last two seasons, Rob was going through the hardest experience of his life. His two-year-old son Henry died from brain cancer in 2018, after two years of extensive medical treatments. Rob will be joining us ahead of the release of a new paperback version of his memoir, ‘A Heart That Works’, to talk about living with grief and being grateful for the NHS care his family received.
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From series 27, broadcast on 30/08/2023
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[@robertt4176]

This man is beautiful

[@fd5927]

Just want to give him and his family the biggest hug "EVER" , erase time and make everything better.

[@sarahperlmutter7805]

Not sure if I class this is self promotion ...spreading awareness maybe

[@WeggieQueen2005]

I cannot imagine the pain. My auntie died on her daughter's birthday. We are 22 years out and we do celebrate her birthday, but it's always painful inside knowing she died that day. When children are sick I tend to not believe there is a God. Suffering children isn't godly.

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Fix the thumbnail from This morning to Loose Women please?