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Gogglebox star June Bernicoff has died aged 82

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Gogglebox star June Bernicoff has passed away at the age of 82, it has been announced. June, one of the original stars of the hit Channel Four reality show along with her late husband Leon, died at home with her family by her side.

The sad news was announced by Gogglebox creator Tania Alexander who said she was heartbroken by June's passing. "Absolutely heartbroken to tell you that our beloved June Bernicoff passed away on Tuesday following a short illness - it was not related to Covid-19," she wrote on Twitter. "June and Leon were the Gogglebox originals and a huge part of the show’s success.

I adored them both. Big kiss June darling." A statement shared by Tania on behalf of the show and her family read: “We are deeply saddened to

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