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Paul O'Grady supported by celeb pals as he's forced to stop filming after falling ill

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Paul O'Grady has announced that he has been forced to stop filming after being struck down with coronavirus.The much-loved Liverpudlian television host has contracted a bout of Covid-19 that has left him sounding like a "sick donkey" while filming abroad, and the illness is now preventing him from working.Love and well wishes are being sent to the 67-year-old national treasure by his celebrity friends and loyal legion of fans. READ NEXT: Paul O'Grady urged to move house after finding 'creepy' and 'cursed' object in gardenAnnouncing the news in a health update, Paul told his pals and fans on social media before the weekend of July 23-24.Paul penned: "Well it had to happen in the end despite managing to avoid the dreaded Covid since we first went into lockdown."I’m in Malta supposed to be filming with a group of lovely people but all I’ve done for a week is lie in my hotel room with an unbelievably vicious headache and cough that sounds like a sick donkey."Thank heavens we took the precaution of pre recording my Radio 2 show this Sunday in case I couldn’t get back due to flight cancellations etc.

I’m feeling a lot better than I did but still feeling rough and permanently knackered."Fellow TV funny man Alan Carr flocked to the commented to pen: "Oh Paul!!!

Sending you a big hug!!!"Corrie star Catherine Tyldesley added: "Loads of Liposomal Vit C and shed loads of garlic! Get well soon darling xxxx"Former EastEnders blonde beauty Michelle Collins added: "Oh no Paul, get well soon."Gaby Roslin then said: "No!

Oh my darling wish you better."While Jools Holland commented with: "Sorry to see this dear pal."The Liverpudlian legend then commented later on, thanking his pals and fans, writing: "Thanks for all your messages, can’t.

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