Australian comedian and performer Barry Humphries has received fans’ outpouring of love and support as he remains in hospital with serious health issues.
The 89-year-old’s health complications are related to his recent hip surgery, which was done following a fall in February.
In a statement released by his family earlier this week, they thanked fans for their support and praised St. Vincent’s Hospital’s doctors, nurses and staff for their care.
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