Where does Michael Barrymore live now?

THE Career of Michael Barrymore came to an end after a man's body was discovered in the pool of his house in 2001.

Investigations into the death of Stuart Lubbock reopened on Wednesday (March 17, 2021) after a man was arrested in Cheshire in connection with his death. But where does Strike It Lucky star Barrymore more live now?

Where does Michael Barrymore live now?

It is unclear where Michael Barrymore currently resides.

Michael was due to make his TV comeback in 2020 by taking part in popular series Dancing On Ice.

On December 18, 2019, it was revealed that Michael was forced to pull out due to a broken hand.

The injury happened when he fell in training, shattering a bone in his hand.

A  source said: "It's a real shame for Michael as he was hoping this would be his big comeback, but after his injury there is no way he could continue."

The funnyman was replaced by Radzi Chinyanganya.

Where did Michael Barrymore live when Stuart Lubbock died?

Stuart Lubbock, 31, was discovered in TV presenter Barrymore's pool on March 31, 2001 after a party at his then home in Roydon, Essex.

Despite attempts to save him, Mr Lubbock later died in hospital.

Barrymore, now 68, was arrested over the death in 2007 and never charged.

He then sued Essex Police, claiming a wrongful arrest cost him about £2.5m in lost earnings, but Court of Appeal judges determined he should get nominal damages.

In 2009, the police watchdog published the findings of a review of the investigation into Mr Lubbock's death, concluding that officers missed crucial evidence and did not ensure vital forensic tests were completed until six years later.

Butcher Mr Lubbock was at the get-together with eight other people.

A post-mortem examination showed he had suffered severe internal injuries which suggested he had been sexually assaulted.

Alcohol, ecstasy and cocaine were found in his bloodstream.

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