Allan Jordan: Last News

Strictly Come Dancing professional James Jordan, 43, has shared a heartbreaking post marking the first anniversary of his father death. Allan died aged 67 after being diagnosed with a brain tumour a year before.In an emotional post shared to his followers on Twitter and Instagram, James said his dad’s passing is the “hardest thing he’s ever had to deal with”.Alongside a photo of his dad holding James’ baby daughter Ella, he penned: “Today it’s been one year since we lost my hero and dad - Allan Jordan.“The hardest thing I’ve ever had to deal with in life so far.“I still have bad days, as many of you I’m sure can relate to.“I think about him all the time and will miss him till the day I die.

James Jordan has paid a heartbreaking tribute to his beloved father Allan as he marked a year since he passed away. Former Strictly Come Dancing professional James, 43, shared a photo of his dad Allan smiling while holding his baby daughter Ella on his Twitter page to remember Allan. James then shared his heartache over the tragic loss of his father, and admitted his dad's death was "the hardest thing I've ever had to deal with".

Former Strictly Come Dancing star James Jordan has revealed he suffered from anxiety attacks after his dad Allan Jordan died.

A heartbroken James Jordan shared a sweet photo of his daughter Ella following his father’s funeral.

Strictly Come Dancing star James Jordan, 42, recently returned to social media following the death of his beloved father Allan Jordan who died after a battle with cancer.The Dancing On Ice champion shared a candid message with Eamonn Holmes as the This Morning presenter shared his own heartbreak.The 61-year-old took to Twitter and responded to James after the professional dancer offered his well-wishes to the broadcaster who has been suffering from chronic pain.Eamonn took the opportunity to reassure James he will get through his heartbreak as the veteran TV anchor opened up about the loss of his own dad on the micro-blogging site.He explained that "everyone hurts and heals differently" in the candid post.It comes after the This Morning

James Jordan, 42, has posted on his Twitter page, after taking a break from the social media site following the death of his beloved dad Allan Jordan.The former Strictly Come Dancing professional’s father died last month from a brain tumour leaving his family heartbroken.James admitted to feeling “totally devastated” by the loss of Allan, and said he had tried to previously post a video, but became “too emotional”.The star said in an emotional clip posted in view of his 272,600 followers: “I haven't been on social media for quite a long time now because my father, unfortunately, passed away on 13 March at 8.05am. “This could potentially change your life or someone in your family's.“My dad had a stage four brain tumour - a glioblastoma.

OLA Jordan admits she ‘doesn’t know if she can have more children’ after three year battle to have baby Ella, 1, but ‘would love more’. The professional dancer, 38, welcomed her first child with James Jordan last February.

Piers Morgan's free speech book storms to top of bestseller list“And my 2 girls Ola and Ella Happy Mothers Day Ola xxx,” he added.The ex Dancing on Ice winner also shared a post in tribute to his sister on her birthday today.Alongside a throwback snap of the pair, he commented: “Happy Birthday sis. I know you don’t want to celebrate but Happy Birthday.”James’ posts come just a day after he announced his dad Allan had died after a terminal cancer battle.The dancer told his fans his dad had “became an angel” yesterday morning.“I will forever miss him,” he wrote.

direct to your inboxJames Jordan broke down in tears during an interview as he spoke out on his dad's terminal cancer diagnosis. The former Strictly star and wife Ola appeared on Monday's Loose Women to talk about their daughter Ella's first birthday.

James Jordan has returned to Twitter to send a heartfelt message to fans thanking them for their support. The former Strictly star wrote: "People say 'social media is such a terrible place' & on many occasions I agree.