Rev Richard Coles Says His Future Feels 'Blank' As He Opens Up About Death Of Partner

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Reverend Richard Coles has paid tribute to his sister-in-law following her death to coronavirus at the age of 58.

Reverend Richard Coles has paid an emotional radio tribute to his sister-in-law who died on Thursday after contracting coronavirus.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine has shared some heartbreaking news with his fans. Taking to Twitter on Wednesday evening, the 58-year-old sadly announced the death of a beloved family member. "My lovely sister-in-law @lozamandine died this afternoon with COVID19," he wrote. "She made lots of people very happy, not least @RevDavidColes, with whom she went on extravagant and unauthorized expeditions to her beloved North Africa. RIP, darling woman." Richard also shared a photo of Louise with David, who tragically also passed away in December.

Reverend Richard Coles is mourning the loss of his sister-in-law Louise Coles, after she died of coronavirus.

Reverend Richard Coles, 58, has shared the sad news that his sister-in-law, Louise, has died from COVID-19.The former Strictly Come Dancing star informed fans about his loss on Twitter.Richard posted a picture of Louise and his late partner Reverend David Coles together in North Africa as he paid tribute to his “lovely” sister-in-law.He wrote: “My lovely sister in law @lozaamandine died this afternoon with COVID19. “She made lots of people very happy, not least @RevDavidColes, with whom she went on extravagant and unauthorised expeditions to her beloved North Africa. “RIP, darling woman,” he concluded.Richard's partner David died in December aged 42 after battling illness for more than a year.The television personality was inundated with

Reverend Richard Coles is mourning the loss of his sister-in-law, who has died from coronavirus. 

Reverend Richard Coles has announced that his sister-in-law Louise had died from coronavirus, after his civil partner David died in December of last year.

Strictly Come Dancing star Reverend Richard Coles is heartbroken after revealing his sister-in-law died of coronavirus.

STRICTLY Come Dancing's Reverend Richard Coles revealed his heartbreak as his sister-in-law dies of coronavirus. The Church of England minister paid tribute to Louise Coles on his Twitter on Wednesday evening.

Reverend Richard Coles took to his Twitter to share with fans an unexpected ending to what started as a Chickpea emergency.The reverend initially tweeted: "Emergency: I need authority to substitute chickpeas for cannellini beans in a ribollita or a better idea."He then proceeded to tag a series of celeb chefs within the tweet including Nigella Lawson.Rev Richard later tweeted of how his chickpea emergency had been remedied after he found a tin of butter beans his late partner David had stockpiled ahead of a 'no- deal' Brexit.Rev Richard wrote: "For those whose day has been ruined by my cannellini bean drama I found some butter beans that David had stockpiled when we used to worry about a no-deal Brexit."I hope this salutary news has not

After the passing of his late partner David Coles in December, Rev Richard has opened up on how he fell head over heels for David as soon as they met.Richard described David to the Guardian as always bringing the best out of him even when he thought he was right: “I have to be right, and think things through, and work out my position.“David would have none of that.Sometimes, he thought I was a pompous dick. I’d never had anyone tell me that before.“He saved me from the worst things of myself.

Reverend Richard Coles sparked a huge response on social media today after revealing how he was spending his 58th birthday amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Twitter users have flooded Reverend Richard Coles with heartwarming birthday messages to help lift the star’s mood.

Reverend Richard Coles has said that he ‘sometimes feels like his life is over’ following the death of his partner, back in December.