Jonnie Irwin has been inundated with wishes from fans following an injury.
The 49-year-old host of A Place In The Sun, who is battling terminal cancer after being diagnosed in 2020, took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a photo of his foot putting an ice pack on it.
Television presenter Jonnie has had construction work carried out on his house as the property is undergoing renovation.
And the star suggested he sprained his ankle after forgetting that the builder had to work on a certain part of his house.
He captioned a photo of him resting his foot: “If you forget the builder removed your threshold.”
Painful: Jonnie Irwin, 49, has been inundated with well wishes from fans after suffering an injury in an accident at his home
Injury: The host of A Place In The Sun, who is battling terminal cancer after being diagnosed in 2020, took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a photo of his foot putting an ice pack on it
Jonnie’s followers quickly took to the comment section to wish him a speedy recovery.
One person wrote: ‘Oh FFS!!! If you keep wearing those crazy stilettos,” while someone else posted, “Ouch! I hope you just feel better soon.’
Someone else commented, “Lots of ice cream Jonnie…you definitely don’t need this!!!”
Another follower wrote, “Oh baby, please take care of yourself xxxxxxx.”
It comes after Jonnie revealed he took his son for their ‘last ever’ ride to nursery on Monday in an emotional post on Instagram.
The father-of-three shares Rex, three, and twins Rafa and Cormac, two, with his wife Jessica Holmes.
In an instant, Jonnie was pictured cycling around for the last time with Rex on his way to nursery.
His son Rafa appeared in the sweet photo to cheer Rex on for his last day before starting primary school.
Good wishes: Jonnie’s followers quickly took to the comment section to wish him a speedy recovery
Milestone: It comes after Jonnie revealed he was taking his son for their ‘last’ ride to nursery on Monday in an emotional post on Instagram (Rex pictured on a bike, Rafa pictured standing)
He captioned the post, “Last ride EVER to daycare with Rex. Appropriately waved off by Rafa and his spades and Rex with his play face on!
Some of his 186,000 followers flocked to the comment to praise Jonnie for the strength and resilience he has for his children during his tremendously difficult times.
Fans wrote, “Johnny, you are an asset and an inspiration.”
“Awww, I hope you all had a good time. Those guys are growing. You look very good and happy, Jonnie.’
“Jonnie, those boys will learn so much about your strength and perseverance, memories that will stay with them for a lifetime. You are truly inspiring and what a daddy you have shown them.”
‘Incredible!!! You’re looking better and better.’
‘A great daddy, great photos x’
“They know their father, they will always feel the love.”
Emotional: The TV host has remained positive and cheerful throughout his journey, regularly sharing updates with fans on social media
The television personality is bravely battling the terminal illness after being diagnosed with lung cancer in 2020, which has since spread to his brain.
Jonnie appeared on BBC Morning Live earlier this month to give fans a health update and talk about the importance of palliative care.
Jonnie previously admitted that the pain can get so bad that he seeks solace in hospice care, unwilling to let his family watch him suffer.
Talking to Hello! magazine, he explained, “I remove myself a number of times because I’m not good around when I’m in pain.
“I’m like a bear with a sore head and I don’t want them around.”
Family: The father-of-three, who shares Rex, three, and twins Rafa and Cormac, two with his wife Jessica Holmes, has opted not to tell their boys about Jonnie’s illness
Discussing his death, the father-of-three added, “It could happen at any time. I’m here to stop it as long as possible.’
The presenter also discussed his decision to keep the fight against cancer a secret from his children.
“I keep getting asked, ‘Are you going to tell them?’ but tell them what? It would be terrible news for them to keep their wits about them,” he said.
“And it would confuse Rex—he’s got a shocking day ahead of him. Let’s stick our heads in the sand as long as possible.’