Roy Battersby: Last News

Um, should we be worried?!

in a hospital bed between photos of her mom, Judy Loe, in an Instagram post on Monday. “Happy birthday and UK Mother’s Day this last week to my incredible mother,” Beckinsale captioned the post. “Thank you to those that love us and support us when it’s s–t and try to make sure there are some bits that aren’t.”Beckinsale has been caring for her mom, who battles significant health issues, since her stepfather, Roy Battersby, died in January after suffering “a massive stroke” while battling two types of cancer.

BAFTA after being told that they “could not guarantee” that her late stepfather would be included in their ‘In Memoriam’ segment this year.Beckinsale’s stepfather Roy Battersby was a prolific television director who worked on shows including Cracker, A Touch of Frost and Inspector Morse. He married Beckinsale’s mother Judy Loe, and passed away on January 10 at the age of 87.On the day that this year’s BAFTA Film Award nominations were announced, Beckinsale took to Instagram to reveal that she had been informed by the organisation that they could not assure her that he would be honoured in the montage of those that have died in the past year.“So a man dead less than a week somehow has to audition in front of a committee after a decades long career (in which he has been awarded from said organisation the highest accolade they have) to decide IF his death is worth mentioning,” she wrote.A post shared by Kate Beckinsale (@katebeckinsale) “If his work, his life, his craft, his mentoring, his heart and soul are worthy of a mention that he is gone.

BAFTA after being told that they “could not guarantee” that her late stepfather would be included in their ‘In Memoriam’ segment this year.Beckinsale’s stepfather Roy Battersby was a prolific television director who worked on shows including Cracker, A Touch of Frost and Inspector Morse. He married Beckinsale’s mother Judy Loe, and passed away on January 10 at the age of 87.On the day that this year’s BAFTA Film Award nominations were announced, Beckinsale took to Instagram to reveal that she had been informed by the organisation that they could not assure her that he would be honoured in the montage of those that have died in the past year.A post shared by Kate Beckinsale (@katebeckinsale)“So a man dead less than a week somehow has to audition in front of a committee after a decades long career (in which he has been awarded from said organisation the highest accolade they have) to decide IF his death is worth mentioning,” she wrote.“If his work, his life, his craft, his mentoring, his heart and soul are worthy of a mention that he is gone.

Kate Beckinsale is hot under the collar after a “cold” exchange with the BAFTAs… Over her stepfather’s death!

Kate Beckinsale just took to social media to share a “cold email” she received from BAFTA (the British Academy of Film and Television Arts) after the passing of her beloved stepfather, director Roy Battersby.

Kate Beckinsale shared a charged and lengthy post on Instagram Thursday morning in response to what she described as a “horribly cold email” from BAFTA about the death of her stepfather, TV director Roy Battersby. 

Kate Beckinsale is mourning the loss of her stepfather.

Instagram account on Jan. 10, mere days after she rushed to the hospital following the 2024 Golden Globes.According to Deadline, the actress went to the hospital after the star-studded affair, where her stepfather, TV director Roy Battersby, is recovering from a stroke.The “Pearl Harbor” star didn’t change out of her sparkly silver Atelier Zuhra gown as she joined her family at the facility.

Kate Beckinsale attended the Golden Globes as a presenter, then hit the Netflix party. But she ended her night in a hospital, where her stepfather, TV director Roy Battersby, is recovering from a stroke.

Kate Beckinsale is showing a different side of her family in honor of a special day. The star took to Instagram to share a hilarious video which was in fact a heartfelt tribute to one of the most important people in her life.MORE: Kate Beckinsale says 'life can shatter' in tribute to her beloved dadThe actress shared an incredible video revealing her and her mother's most candid selves as they sang to The Outfield's 1985 hit song, Your Love.Kate's mom, Judy Loe, was an English model and the actress is her daughter with late actor Richard Beckinsale, who passed away in 1979.

Kate Beckinsale just honored her mother in the sweetest way. The star was inundated with love as she shared an emotional tribute to her mom, Judy Loe, on Instagram.MORE: Kate Beckinsale surprises fans with video from inside her insane living roomTo commemorate her 75th birthday, Kate shared a series of pictures and videos of adorable moments and throwbacks of the English model, including a heartwarming video of the two dancing together as Kate wore pink button-down pajamas. Kate is Judy's daughter with late actor Richard Beckinsale, who passed away in 1979.

Kate Beckinsale gets her good looks from! The Guilty Party actress is currently back in the UK visiting her beloved mother, Judy Loe, 74, and when she shared some photos on Instagram of her trip, fans couldn't believe it. The star, 48, was attempting to get the perfect selfie with her mom and stepfather, Roy Battersby, but it wasn't going to plan. MORE: Kate Beckinsale's epic photos show she can still fit into her childhood clothesKate told Roy he looked too scary before realizing she was recording their conversation rather than taking stills. WATCH: Kate Beckinsale takes the plunge in bright yellow push-up braBut they appeared to get there in the end as she posted a sweet snapshot of all three of them together. And despite the amusing

© Getty BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA - FEBRUARY 09: Kate Beckinsale attends the 2020 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Radhika Jones at Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on February 09, 2020 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Rich Fury/VF20/Getty Images for Vanity Fair) Kate Beckinsale has lauded others’ kindness as the "light in the dark" during the "uncertain times" amid the coronavirus outbreak.