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BBC Countryfile star left 'in tears' following wife's cancer diagnosis

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BBC Countryfile star Adam Henson was left devastated following his wife's cancer diagnosis. Charlie Gilbert was given a crushing blow by medical staff in 2021 following tests.Adam's wife Charlie was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer three years ago.

She had been going through a concerning period in her health when the four-and-a-half centimetre tumour on her pancreas, located in a 'tricky position' was discovered.The 58-year-old admitted he was left 'in tears' according to Birmingham Live.

Charlie explained: "After 28 years together you do get a bit complacent, but getting married was suddenly really important - we didn't know how long we had left, and I wanted Adam to know I was committed to him."Following their wedding, Adam said: "We cried a lot.

Those vows cemented my emotions and let me say from the heart how I feel about Charlie. The registrar wasn't aware of our situation and said she'd never had such an emotional couple.

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