Uchenna Okoye: Last News

This Morning dental expert Dr Uchenna Okoye's cause of death has been revealed as her grieving family paid tribute to the "beautiful" TV personality.

The cause of death of This Morning star and medical expert Dr Uchenna Okoye, who passed away suddenly at the age of 53, has been confirmed.The medical expert, who also starred on 10 Years Younger in 10 Days, died on Friday, 15 September. It has now been revealed that Dr Uchenna lost her life due to a 'subarachnoid haemorrhage' brought on by an aneurysm. MailOnline reports that Dr Uchenna suffered a sudden ruptured blood vessel, which caused a fatal bleed on the brain.

Dr. Uchenna Okoye tragically died on Friday, September 15 aged 53.

A close friend of the late Dr Uchenna Okoye, who is known for appearing on This Morning, has said that the Dr had no "apparent health issues" before she collapsed and died last week.The 53 year old passed away on Friday September 15, and her family and friends are now waiting on a coroner's report to tell them what happened to her. In the week leading up to her death, Uchenna had been enjoying a busy week, her personal assistant Mars Webb confirmed. She had been at the theatre to watch the West End musical Moulin Rouge, and meeting with clients to promote her new Mysmile dental product.

Holly Willoughby has led tributes to This Morning medical expert Dr Uchenna Okoye, who passed away aged just 53. Uchenna's family shared the tragic news of her passing, as they announced that she fell ill on Friday September 15 and died shortly after.This Morning presenter Holly, 42, has since shared a tribute to her late colleague on her Instagram Story, sharing a photo of the Cosmetic Dentist. Adding text to the photo, Holly wrote: "Unbelievably sad to hear of the passing of @druchennaokoye.

This Morning medical expert Dr. Uchenna Okoye has died after a sudden illness, her family announced.

This Morning star Dr Uchenna Okoye has died suddenly after a short illness.The 53 year old medical expert, who also appeared on 10 Years Younger in 10 Days, passed away on Friday, 15 September. In an Instagram post, her family said: "We are heartbroken to announce that Dr Uchenna Okoye sadly passed away after a sudden illness on Friday 15th September 2023. "We know many of you will be devastated and shocked to see this post.

subtle but smart ways to freshen your look. The award-winning cosmetic dentist Dr Rhona Eskander, who runs a clinic in Chelsea, says the bulk of her client base is from under-35 millennials looking for an Instagram-worthy smile but that she has also been inundated over-40s booking in for teeth ‘tweakments’.‘As we get older our teeth get shorter and more yellow, so by restoring their colour, position and shape, you can easily take 10 years off your appearance,’ says Eskander. ‘Men and women are recognising how anti-ageing cosmetic dentistry can be, with more women opting for teeth tweakments over Botox and fillers.’‘Smile tweaking,’ adds cosmetic dentist Dr Uchenna Okoye, ‘is becoming part of my clients’ overall grooming routines, as women realise the anti-ageing beauty benefits of improving a little bit here and there.’But how can you go about tweaking your teeth to get this better, fresher-looking smile?Many of these modern professional treatments come with a hefty price tag, but for the middle-aged market it doesn’t seem to be a problem. So is this a case of 40-somethings catching up with the selfie generation? Dr Patrick Tarrant, who has a practice on Harley Street in London, thinks so.

subtle but smart ways to freshen your look. The award-winning cosmetic dentist Dr Rhona Eskander, who runs a clinic in Chelsea, says the bulk of her client base is from under-35 millennials looking for an Instagram-worthy smile but that she has also been inundated over-40s booking in for teeth ‘tweakments’.‘As we get older our teeth get shorter and more yellow, so by restoring their colour, position and shape, you can easily take 10 years off your appearance,’ says Eskander. ‘Men and women are recognising how anti-ageing cosmetic dentistry can be, with more women opting for teeth tweakments over Botox and fillers.’‘Smile tweaking,’ adds cosmetic dentist Dr Uchenna Okoye, ‘is becoming part of my clients’ overall grooming routines, as women realise the anti-ageing beauty benefits of improving a little bit here and there.’But how can you go about tweaking your teeth to get this better, fresher-looking smile?Many of these modern professional treatments come with a hefty price tag, but for the middle-aged market it doesn’t seem to be a problem. So is this a case of 40-somethings catching up with the selfie generation? Dr Patrick Tarrant, who has a practice on Harley Street in London, thinks so.

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