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Bob Harris's Cancer Spreads to Spine
23 Apr
Summary
- Prostate cancer has spread to Bob Harris's upper spine.
- He underwent two weeks of radiotherapy in hospital.
- Harris aims to return to BBC Radio 2 shows by mid-May.
BBC radio personality Bob Harris has shared a concerning health update, revealing that his prostate cancer has spread to his upper spine. The 80-year-old described the diagnosis as "frightening" news.
Following the discovery, Harris underwent a two-week course of radiotherapy in hospital to bring the condition under control. He has since returned home and is reportedly feeling stronger while beginning a rehabilitation program.
Harris expressed deep gratitude for the support from his family and his colleagues at BBC Radio 2. He has set personal targets to return to his shows, aiming for "Country" by mid-May and "Sounds of the 70s" by the end of May.
Fans have flooded social media with messages of support and well wishes for his recovery. Harris, known as 'Whispering Bob,' has a long history with the BBC, presenting shows like The Old Grey Whistle Test and various programs on BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 2.
