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EastEnders' Gary Webster's wife rushed to hospital with Covid 3 weeks after mum's death

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EastEnders star Gary Webster's wife Wendy was rushed to hospital amid her coronavirus battle just three weeks after losing his mum to the deadly virus.

The 57-year-old actor, who played several roles in the BBC One soap, logged into his Twitter account on Tuesday to update fans on his family's heartbreaking time following the tragic death his mother last month.Wendy, who is the sister of television presenter Anthea Turner, has been married to Gary since 2000 and is now recovering back at home.Gary penned to his followers: "Thanks to all 4 support over last weeks."Losing my Mum to Covid-19 & then my wife @turnerwebster being admitted to hospital with Covid-19 pneumonia has been very tough."Thanks to all at @WestMidHospital 4 their life.

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