June Brown: Last News

EastEnders, had to regretfully turn down the invitation, however, as she was expected on Piers Morgan's show the following day and had planned to prepare with some much-needed rest.Many Lady Gaga fans have been reflecting on her friendship with the British actress on social media, after the sad news of June's death was announced yesterday.The unlikely pair hit it off when they met on The Graham Norton Show back in 2013, when Gaga was 27 and her new friend was 86.In spite of an age gap spanning three generations, the musical star told June that she was "honoured" to be sitting beside her on talk show host Graham's sofa.The pair met and bonded while Gaga was showcasing some very extravagant costumes, including a bikini with a mermaid bra, featuring cups in the shape of seashells, accessorised by turquoise blue tassels.In another outfit change, she sported a feather headdress, plus a sheer black top.June is also renowned for her relaxed attitude to flesh-flashing, having previously appeared in Calendar Girls completely naked.Despite being in her eighties, she was the only woman featured in the film to totally strip off, as the other 11 women wore flesh-coloured underwear for modesty.Therefore, daring June seemed to appreciate Gaga's extravagant and often skimpy choices of clothing.However, an invitation to members' only club Annabel's for a spot of clubbing proved to be a step too far for the 86-year-old - and she turned it down."She invited me to Annabel's.

EASTENDERS legend and Dot Cotton actress June Brown has died at the age of 95, with her cause of death yet to be revealed. The actress died at her home in Surrey on Sunday with her family by her side. The Dot Cotton legend's loved ones said she "died peacefully in her sleep" but no further details have been announced.

Dan Walker shocked his followers on Monday when he announced he was leaving BBC Breakfast after six years. The presenter joined the programme back in 2016 to host the early morning news programme alongside Louise Minchin.

The late EastEnders star June Brown was best known for her role as the legendary Dot Cotton - but it wasn't the actresses first experience on a British soap.

Natalie Cassidy has paid tribute to her EastEnders co-star June Brown after the Dot Cotton actress died at the age of 95. Speaking on The One Show, Cassidy, 38, who played Sonia Fowler in the long-running soap, revealed to hosts Alex Scott and Alex Jones, what it was like working with the late star, who died on Sunday. She said: ‘I don’t know where to start really, it’s really such a sad day.

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Earlier today it was announced EastEnders legend June Brown has died aged 95.

EastEnders actress Natalie Cassidy fought back tears as she paid tribute to June Brown on Monday's episode of The One Show. It was announced on Monday 4 April that the soap legend, known for playing Dot Cotton on the soap, had died at the age of 95. Natalie, 38, famed for her role as Albert Square's Sonia Fowler, then appeared on The One Show to chat about her former co-star, who she was also close friends with off-screen.

EastEnders fans are calling for a "proper conclusion" and tribute for June Brown on the BBC soap, following the legendary actress' passing. Walford icon June died on Sunday 3 April at the age of 95. She played Albert Square's favourite elderly resident Dot Cotton for 35 years and has long remained one of the most popular characters on the show after first landing on the soap in 1985.

EastEnders paid tribute to June Brown at the end of Monday's episode after it was announced that the legendary Dot Cotton star had tragically passed away at the age of 95. It comes as BBC One also aired a documentary looking at June's life and career following Monday's episode.

EastEnders paid a heartfelt tribute to actress June Brown after it was announced on Monday (April 4) that the actress had died at the age of 95.June has iconically played the role of Dot Cotton on the BBC soap for an astounding 35 years after first gracing screens as the laundrette manageress back in 1985.Wanting to give thanks to her decades of service, the channel offered up an emotional black and white snap with the words: "In loving memory of June Brown OBE, MBE, 1927 - 2022."Many fans agreed that EastEnders did the Dot Cotton legend proud with the honorary statement at the end of the programme, while others were left in tears. On Twitter one fan chimed: "Such a lovely episode and perfect tribute to June @bbceastenders #EastEnders #JuneBrown #DotCotton."Another added: "I just love how they paid tribute to June.

BBC One underwent a major schedule shake-up on Monday (April 4) in a bid to honour Eastenders actress June Brown after her death was announced.A statement about the switch-up featured on the Panorama Twitter page, the update read: "Tonight’s Panorama has been postponed to allow for a tribute to EastEnders actress June Brown, who has died aged 95"Panorama's Obesity: Who Cares if I’m Bigger? will now air on Wednesday, 20 April at 8:30pm on @BBCOne."The documentary will will take a glance back at June's legacy and longstanding career as Dot Cotton on the popular soap.The one off show had been created in bid to celebrate June's 90th birthday five years ago but given the sad news of her passing the BBC decided to give it one final showing.Fans flocked beneath the post to offer up their condolences. "Really hard not to completely love her.

EastEnders star June Brown on The One Show turned emotional.On Monday (April 4) it was announced that the star better known as Dot Cotton on the BBC soap had sadly passed away at the age of 95.The 38-year-old actress who was close friend of the beloved laundrette manageress on and off screen appeared via video link on the programme hosted by Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas.Having played the role of Sonia Fowler since 1993, Natalie had some fond memories to share with the hosting duo and wanted to "do her proud" with her tribute.Natalie hailed June as "a powerhouse" who was funny and warm but kept the whole cast on their toes when it came to perfecting scenes.The welsh presenter asked Natalie: "I mean you knew her on-screen and off-screen, you were great friends and would holiday together all sorts of things but why do you think then that the nation really did take her to their hearts as Dot?"In response, Natalie almost choked up as she said: "Because I think she created Dot herself, I know it was written on a page but that character, she created and it was so real to life to have that woman around town who knew every-bodies business. "Every single scene she did every word she said was truthful and that's why I think everybody fell in love with her.

EastEnders actress June Brown was married to her second husband Robert Arnold for 45 years, but after he died, the former decided she never wanted to tie the knot again.The late soap star, who sadly died April 3 at the age of 95, revealed that after more than four decades together, she just "couldn't be bothered" to try again once she became a widow. June shared six children with Robert, and the late couple were happily married until his death in 2003. In an exclusive interview with OK! back in 2010, June opened up on her love life, career, and even revealed whether she and BBC character Dot Cotton were similar.

Lady Gaga.Best known for her portrayal of Dot Cotton on EastEnders, Brown appeared on The Graham Norton Show in 2013 to promote her book. She featured alongside Greg Davies, Jude Law and Lady Gaga, who was there to perform her ‘Artpop’ tracks ‘Do What U Want’ and ‘Venus’.Brown was introduced by Norton to the stage as someone “who has been a part of everyone’s family” since 1985.

EastEnders legend June Brown was instructed by medical experts to keep smoking after 70 years of puffing on cigarettes.It was revealed on Monday (April 4) that the much love actress died at the age of 95 and was most famous for being the cigarette loving laundrette manageress of Albert Square.While to some her chugging habit could have been a cause for concern, it was revealed by her on-screen son John Altman that doctors had actually encouraged the star to smoke half of her usual 20 per day packet.Her TV son, who played "Nasty Nick" Cotton on the iconic soap explained back in 2020 that she was under doctors orders to continue toking away.June who was a longstanding member of cast and had a career with the BBC spanning 35 years had regular contact with John who would visit her at her home in surrey.Speaking about his on-screen mother's health, John explained to the Sun at the time: "She is still smoking, unfortunately, but the doctors have told her not to stop now."She loves her ciggies. She smokes at least ten a day."The actress had attempted to say goodbye to the fags in 2019 and turned to e-cigarettes as a preventative measure.However, she found the alternative "too heavy" and returned to her normal packet once again.In 2020, June stepped down from her role as Dot Cotton on EastEnders after she'd complained about her storylines and had issues with reading her script.At the time, there were fears over June's eyesight and questions were asked if she could go blind.In the same interview John updated on the issue, telling the publication: "Her eyesight's not brilliant but apart from that she is full of beans.

June Brown has always wanted to say sorry to the Queen after a cringeworthy encounter when the actress went to get her MBE. The late EastEnders legend, who passed away aged 95 on Sunday, recalled that when she made the Queen's Birthday Honours List in 2008 for her service to drama and charity, all didn't go to plan.

Legendary actress June Brown will always be remembered for her time as soap icon Dot Cotton on EastEnders. Sadly, the 95 year old will not return to the series again as she passed away on Sunday night (3 March). However, it seems that June felt her time on the BBC One soap was over after she left in January 2020.

Piers Morgan has penned an emotional tribute to late EastEnders legend June Brown who has sadly died aged 95. The beloved actress famously portrayed Dot Cotton on the BBC soap, where she reigned over Albert Square for 35 years.

sadly passed away aged 95.June had stepped down as Dot in 2020 after 35 years of playing the character and being one of the longest-serving actors on the soap. The star was awarded the Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in 2008 for her services to Drama and Charity in the Queen's Birthday Honours after featuring on EastEnders, Coronation Street, The Bill and Mr Bean.

EastEnders legend June Brown has tragically passed away at the age of 95, it was announced on Monday 4 April. The BBC One soap confirmed the sad news in a statement, which read: "We are deeply saddened to announce that our beloved June Brown, OBE, MBE sadly passed away last night." June was best known for playing Dot Cotton on the soap, a role she undertook for an incredible 35 years. However, this wasn't the actress' first soap role as she enjoyed a short stint in Coronation Street as Mrs.