Inside BBC Radio 2 Love Song host Michael Ball's 'totally debilitating' health condition
ok.co.ukMichael Ball first shot to fame when he made his West End debut in 1985 playing Marius in the original production of Les Miserables – a musical which still draws crowds from all over the globe.
Then the now-62 year old went on to star in the equally successful Phantom of the Opera, but his career took a hit due to a health condition that affects millions.The actor, singer and broadcaster recently quit his mid-morning Sunday show on BBC Radio 2 to take over the Love Songs slot formerly presented by Steve Wright, following his shock death at the age of 69 in February.
But Michael – who lost weight with two diet changes – has secretly struggled with anxiety and a mental disorder which impacts millions in the UK.
In an interview with Daily Mail back in 2019, Michael confessed: "I'd never had a nerve in my body, then this happened," reports the Express. "All you have to offer as a performer is yourself.
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