Alfred Brendel, pianist renowned for refined playing of Beethoven, dies at age 94
Brendelâs death was announced by the public relations agency Bolton & Quinn.
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Kim Woodburn fans admit they had one wish for star's career as she dies aged 83
TV star, Kim Woodburn rose to fame in the 2000s as a co-presenter on How Clean Is Your House star and went on to appear on several other shows - but her fans wish she had done something a little different
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As fans mourn the loss of Kim Woodburn, who passed away on June 16 at the age of 83, it's clear that they had a collective wish for the former Celebrity Big Brother star's career. Kim, known for her outspoken and candid nature, had a diverse TV portfolio, including appearances on I'm A Celebrity, Celebrity Come Dine with Me, The Chase, Rich and Homeless, and A Place in the Sun.
It was on Channel 4's How Clean Is Your House? where Kim found fame in the 2000s, however, alongside co-presenter Aggie MacKenzie. Kim was never shy in stating her opinion in any show she featured on and as such, past comments on social media reveal that many believed she would have been perfect for another kind of role.
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Indeed, several X users over the years pondered how Kim would have faired as the host of her own chat show where she could engage in lively debates and discussions with guests.
One fan had previously suggested: "Kim Woodburn needs her own chat show where she gets into arguments with guests. TV genius."
Another echoed this sentiment, stating: "Kim Woodburn was brilliant â could just imagine her with her own chat show, she would rip the guests to shreds."
Article continues belowA third person declared: "Kim Woodburn should have her own chat show! Love that lady." A fourth imagined: "Imagine if Kim Woodburn got a chat show. Oh, that would be better than Jeremy Kyle."
Whilst a fifth X user concurred: "I think she's absolutely fantastic, give her a chat show."
Following her passing, a representative for Kim shared in a statement: "It is with immense sadness that we let you know our beloved Kim Woodburn passed away yesterday following a short illness.
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"Kim was an incredibly kind, caring, charismatic and strong person. Her husband Peter is heartbroken at the loss of his soulmate.
"We are so proud of the amazing things Kim achieved in her life and career. We kindly ask that Kimâs husband and close friends are given the time and privacy they need to grieve.
Kim had remained active on social media until Valentine's Day this day when she shared a final message with her Instagram followers, inviting them to submit content for video messages for her to record.
Article continues belowWith a hint of her familiar humour, Kim said at the time: "Right my loves, the usual message, I know it's boring, but if I don't tell you, you'll forget, so open your lug holes. The next time I'll be doing these videos is on Friday 21st February."
She added: "I hope you're all ok and keeping well. Thanks so much for asking me to do these videos. They give me such a laugh, thank you very much."
However, in a sad turn of events, a subsequent announcement on her account revealed that Kim would not be making further videos due to health concerns. "We regret to tell you that Kim is unable to record any more videos for the foreseeable future to a health problem," it read. "She sends her love to you all."
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