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Radio Star Diagnosed With Alzheimer's, Continues Broadcasting
10 Jul
Summary
- Radio host Paul Gambaccini, 77, revealed his Alzheimer's diagnosis in early 2025.
- He plans to continue broadcasting his shows on BBC Radio 2 and Greatest Hits Radio.
- Gambaccini is receiving support from the Alzheimer's Society with his husband.
Radio and TV presenter Paul Gambaccini, aged 77, revealed in early 2025 that he has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. He conveyed that despite the serious nature of the condition and an uncertain future, life continues as usual for him.
Gambaccini remains dedicated to his broadcasting commitments, continuing to host "The Paul Gambaccini Collection" on BBC Radio 2 on Sundays and his shows on Greatest Hits Radio. He expressed gratitude for the support received and his desire to keep sharing music with his listeners.
He and his husband, Christopher Sherwood, are supported by the Alzheimer's Society. The charity's CEO noted that Gambaccini's experience shows life can continue positively after a dementia diagnosis, encouraging others to seek help if they notice symptoms.
