Linda Nolan on how she 'slides down the wall in a heap'
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Linda Nolan has taken to Twitter to issue a tearful farewell following the death of a close relative yesterday evening. The star, 62, broke the devastating news that her Aunt Teresa had died following a battle with skin cancer as she added that the loss of her “second mum” marked the “end of an era”.
I will miss her so much. We all will
Linda Nolan
In view of her 12,600 followers, the Nolan singer told of her sadness at losing her relative.
Linda wrote: “Yesterday evening at 5.34pm, our wonderful Auntie Teresa passed away.
“Our Mum’s sister, our 2nd mum, friend, confidant.
“Loved by all who met her, in fact, she became ‘Auntie’ to everyone.
“I will miss her so much. We all will.
“It’s the end of an era,” she ended her post alongside a broken heart emoji.
Following Linda’s tweet, the star was soon inundated with messages of support from her fans.
Dawn Avis wrote: “Sorry to hear your sad news, looks like you’ve got such a lovely big family, look after each other xx.”
Janet Walker commented: “Teresa was such a beautiful lady inside & out, she was very much loved & will be terribly missed xxx.”
While Carol Briggs added: “I’m so sorry to hear [your] news. I worked with Theresa many years ago. Lovely funny lady xx.”
The official Nolan Twitter account also broke the news, revealing that the Nolan sister’s beloved aunt had died following a battle with skin cancer.
They told their 7,000 followers: “Yesterday, our Auntie Teresa peacefully passed away, after living with incurable skin cancer for many years.
“Teresa was the backbone of our family, the glue that held us together and the only person from our parents’ generation left.
“Rest In Peace, Auntie,” it finished.
Nolan sisters Denise, Maureen, Anne and Coleen also retweeted the sad news.
The sisters have previously spoken about their own experiences of cancer at length.
They lost their sister Bernie to breast cancer in 2013 at the age of 52.
Linda was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005 but despite being told it was stage three, she was given the all-clear a year later.
However, in 2016 she was told that it had spread to her hip and four years later it had moved to her liver.
Anne was also diagnosed with the disease in 2000 and was told in 2020 that it had returned.
After treatment, it is now in remission and at present she is cancer-free.
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