Name a celebrity death you still haven't gotten over?

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Gary speed

Keith Flint from the Prodigy. I thought he’d a lovely heart.

AA Gill. I absolutely loved his snotty reviews. I miss him. In his very last column, be basically gave a review of the state of healthcare in UK - and gratitude to the NHS. I think of it often.

Gill ended the article by recalling a conversation he had had with a cancer nurse. “(She said) ‘You’re supposed to be with me down in chemotherapy. I saw your name. Why are you up here?’,” he wrote.
“‘Well, it turns out the chemo isn’t working.’ Her shoulders sag and her hand goes to her head. ‘F, f, that’s dreadful.’ I think she might be crying. “I look away, so might I. You don’t get that with private healthcare.”

Oh and Terry Wogan
still miss the brilliant Janet and John skits.

Iain M Banks, so sad there are no more Culture novels, talent gone far too soon.

Steve Wright the DJ and Prince

FFS 🙄

There's always one!!

Yes, I enjoyed every film I’ve seen that he was in. It was such a moment of bad luck, a moment here or there and nothing would have become of it at all.

Wow! That IS weird to think.

Diana has been gone for so very many years and yet she would only be 64 today, which isn't old at all. Just goes to show how young she was.

George Michael.
My favourite artist of all time.
He would still be making great music.

George Michael

About sixteen of mine have already been mentioned, so I will just add Lex Giggerof, Rutger Hauer and Jack Bruce.

Very true….he certainly didn’t fade away !! DH got me a signed print of his autograph and it’s framed and hanging up in our downstairs loo, so I see him several times a day 😂

As per my username, George Michael. I still can’t comprehend it at times. I’m so glad I got to see him live.

Victoria Wood and Matthew Perry were such sad shocks too.

George Michael

Stephen Gateley Bob and teen crush
Brittany Murphy so much potential lost, makes Clueless bittersweet
Kirstie Alley she tweeted me once!
River Phoenix put me off drugs for life
Shannen Doherty & Luke Perry Brenda & Dylan in heaven forever

John Smith. I remember I was travelling by train that day and the boards on the platforms were announcing it.
I’m not even a labour supporter, but I think he was destined to be our next Prime Minister and would have done it with integrity and strong leadership.

George Michael ,have downloaded a few Netflix documentaries about him for my long haul flight next week. I absolutely adored him and his music.

Freddie mercury

Keith Flint and Tim Bergling

Terry Hall. Didn’t ever think of myself as a massive fan even, but something about his death feels really personal to this day.

Michael Moseley. Such a tragic and unexpected ending

Oh God, that's made me think of the CBB David Bowie/David Guest debacle.
I'd defy anyone to watch it and not find it outrageously funny, and I hope that doesn't sound unkind- takes nothing away from Bowie.
From Bowie to Guest is a similar vibe as Heath Ledger to Cheggers.

All of these!

Christine McVie. We saw Stevie Nicks play not long after she passed, and she sang Landslide with beautiful photos of Christine on the big screens. How she wasn’t in tears I don’t know, the rest of us were in bits.

I remember when she was ill and just assuming she'd get better because she was young and of course the doctors would cure her!(I was young and naive). It was a shock when she died and I remember feeling so sad for her sister.

Absolutely 💔

Richard Beckinsale too.