Scots BBC star gives health update following 'devastating' brain cancer diagnosis

BBC star Theo Burrell has given an update to fans two years after being diagnosed with incurable brain cancer. The Antiques Roadshow expert was given the 'devastating' news a year after welcoming her son.The 36-year-old from East Lothian gave her fans on social media a health update as she celebrated her anniversary with partner Alex, with the pair being together now for 11 years as he also celebrated his birthday.

Sharing a black and white photo of themselves, she wrote on Instagram according to reports in OK! Magazine: "The last week has been quite a big one - my partner, Alex, had his birthday and we celebrated 11 years together. "Yesterday I had my first scan of 2024, with results to follow by the end of the month.

I know a few others are also having scans this month, so wishing everyone good luck. May we all be stable." She added hashtags #braintumourresearch #braincancer #brainscan #mri #birthday #anniversary #cancer.Her followers were quick to respond to the update, as one said: "Sending good vibes for the most boring scan ever with zero change," with another adding: "Scanxiety!

It's been ten years this year for us and it never really goes away, I hope it's all stable for you, big cwtch x."A third wrote: "Congrats on your celebrations and hope for good news on your scan aswell...I'm currently heading home in the back of Scottish Ambulance having just had my scan and being New Victoria's latest target practice for a find a vein competition..." Join the Daily Record's WhatsApp community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages. Theo, who has a background in ceramics and glass expertise with Lyon & Turnbull auctioneers in Edinburgh, previously explained she was suffering from debilitating