Martin Roberts reveals his beloved father Norman has died aged 90 in emotional video

Martin Roberts holds back tears as he reveals his beloved father Norman has died at the age of 90 in an emotional video

Martin Roberts has announced the death of his father Norman in an emotional video he shared on Thursday.

The Homes Under The Hammer presenter, 59, choked back tears in the heartbreaking clip as he expressed his sadness over the death of his father.

The presenter said that his father’s death was a “private thing” but that he wanted to share the news to have as many people around him.

He said: ‘So I don’t know if I should really post this video or not, but I guess people deal with things in different ways.

“This is a very private thing, but I need to surround myself with as many people as I can who care right now.

Heartbreaking: Martin Roberts has announced the death of his father Norman in an emotional video he shared on Thursday

Emotional: The Homes Under The Hammer presenter, 59, choked back tears in the heartbreaking clip as he expressed his sadness over the death of his father

‘My dad died yesterday. He was 90 years old and he had a great life and he died peacefully, he died at his house and he wasn’t in pain, so that’s great, but it doesn’t… well, it helps, but it doesn’t help right now.

Martin said he felt “lonely” and sought support from his followers on social media.

He added: “The loss of a parent is something we all have to deal with and there are much worse losses I know of, the loss of a child and things like that.”

But right now I feel really lonely and horrible. So any words you have would be appreciated.

“I don’t even know if I’ll post this but…anyway,” she said, taking a deep breath before adding, “Thanks for being there anyway.”

Martin was inundated with heartfelt messages of support from his fans, with one writing: “So sorry for your loss Martin, sending you so much love.”

Another said: ‘Sorry to hear this. Losing a parent is a big change in your own sense of identity xx send hugs’.

A third user wrote: “Sorry for your loss martin, sorry for your pain.”

Well wishes: Martin was inundated with heartfelt messages of support from his fans, with one writing: “So sorry for your loss Martin, sending you so much love.”

A fourth said: ‘Oh, Martin, I’m sorry for your loss. Our deepest condolences at this difficult time. I will keep you and your family in my thoughts.

Another added: ‘So sorry for your loss Martin. I hope that the memories of your dear father bring you comfort in these difficult days. I send you lots of love.’

Last year, Martin revealed that he feels he has been given a “second chance at life” after his near-death health issue earlier this year when his heart, kidney and liver failed.

The presenter was hospitalized in April 2022 with chest pains that he mistook for prolonged Covid, but learned that he was suffering from a pericardial effusion, which is an accumulation of fluid in the structure around the heart.

He had to undergo emergency surgery and has now thanked the incredible medical team without whom he “would not be here.”

Martin said: “This is a very private thing, but I need to surround myself with as many people as I can who care at the moment.”

Grateful: Last year Martin revealed he feels he’s been given a “second chance at life” after his near-death health issue earlier this year when his heart, kidney and liver failed

He said Sun: ‘My heart was giving out, my kidneys and liver were working at 30 per cent and my lungs were getting weak. It should have been on the scrap heap, so little inside of me was working as it should.

It all seemed to happen so fast that I didn’t have time to panic. There was a whole team that saved my life.

“I remember asking the surgeon if he had ever killed someone doing that procedure and he said he had a clean sheet and he had no intention of changing that with me.

‘They saved my life and I will never be able to repay them. From the janitors and cleaners to the surgeons, each and every one of them deserves this nomination. I’ve been given a second chance and I’m not going to waste it.

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