Comedian Rhod Gilbert being treated at cancer centre
Comedian Rhod Gilbert is receiving treatment at a cancer hospital, he has said.
After previously cancelling shows due to issues with his throat, he paused his Book of John tour last week. "So while I never imagined that I would be a patient here, I know better than anyone that I am in the best possible hands. The NHS care I'm receiving is incredible."Gilbert has hosted BBC Two's Never Mind the Buzzcocks and his own BBC Radio Wales show, while he tried his hand at different jobs in Rhod Gilbert's Work Experience.
"Thank you everyone for your support over the last few weeks and months . I'll be disappearing for a while and won't be commenting further, at least not for now, whilst I focus on my recovery."
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