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Benedict Cumberbatch used the unveiling ceremony of his Hollywood Walk of Fame star to honour his late sister and call attention to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The Power of the Dog actor received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday. In an unveiling speech, Cumberbatch dedicated the star to his late sister Tracy Peacock, who died of cancer in late 2021.

Ethan Shanfeld Honored today with a Hollywood Walk of Fame star, Benedict Cumberbatch paid tribute to his sister Tracy Peacock, who died of cancer last year, and called attention to the crisis in Ukraine at the unveiling ceremony, held Monday in Hollywood.“I want to mention my sister who we lost last year,” Cumberbatch said. “She would have loved this.

Benedict Cumberbatch has revealed that his sister Tracy Peacock, 62, has passed away after battling cancer for seven years.MORE: Benedict Cumberbatch reveals harrowing health issues while filming new Netflix movieThe Hollywood star is incredibly private about his personal life and his sibling's health battle was unknown to the public until this week.WATCH: Official trailer for Netflix's The Power of the Dog"She died of cancer," Benedict revealed. "She'd been battling it for seven years."MORE: Benedict Cumberbatch's new Netflix movie is not to be missed – get the detailsMORE: 31 cancelled Netflix shows that need to be brought back"As the greatly awful Donald Rumsfeld said, 'stuff happens'. It's horrible.

sister Tracy Peacock has died after a seven-year battle with cancer.The Sherlock star, 45, revealed his devastating news for the first time that his elder sister who he described as "brilliant" had died of the "horrible" illness.Tracy was 62-years-old and the public did not know the artist, better known as "Tracks" had been ill or passed away.The actor who is starring in the new Hollywood Blockbuster Spider-Man: No Way Home, paid tribute to his "gifted" and "different" sister.He said: "She died of cancer."She'd been battling it for seven years.""As the greatly awful Donald Rumsfeld said, "stuff happens".