BBC Radio 2 icon Bob Harris has shared a candid update on his health, revealing that his long-running battle with cancer has taken a new turn. The beloved broadcaster, who has been a fixture of British radio for decades, announced that his prostate cancer has now spread to his upper spine — a shocking setback that would challenge anyone.
But despite the grim news, Bob’s spirit remains unbroken. In a heartwarming photo shared on Instagram, the 80-year-old is seen at home in a gown, giving a cheerful thumbs-up. “Hiya Folks! I hope you’re all ok. Sending you all my love,” he wrote, radiating optimism and warmth.
Having been first diagnosed with prostate cancer back in 2007, Bob had managed the disease with ongoing treatments. Last month, however, he faced the frightening news that the cancer had spread, prompting immediate radiotherapy. Following a two-week hospital stay, he’s now back home, focused on recovery and cherishing time with loved ones.
Fans quickly flooded his social media with messages of support: “Sending all the love your way” and “Looking great, Bob. Keep up the good work!” Despite his health struggles, Bob continues to inspire, sharing glimpses of himself walking with a stick and enjoying the outdoors with his son. “I’m feeling stronger every day,” he says, showing remarkable resilience in the face of adversity.
Bob Harris’s story is a powerful reminder that even in the toughest moments, courage and positivity can shine through. 💛
