The comedian, 66, became overwhelmed with emotion and became tearful as he shared the tragic news with listeners
Frank Skinner has broken down in tears in a heartbreaking moment on his radio show as he revealed his former co-host Gareth Richards is fighting for his life.
"We got a guest on the next one who was Gareth Richards, who was brilliant on her and we asked him to do the show. And so for the first few years it was me, Em and Gareth.Explaining Gareth's condition, Frank added: "Gareth was in a very big road accident this week and it is not looking great for Gareth. He is in hospital and he is fighting and it's not looking great. I didn't want to do this show without mentioning him.""He is a fantastic bloke.
"@FrankOnTheRadio sending the team love and best wishes for Gareth. Never lose hope xx," a fourth wrote. In 2018, Gareth gushed over taking part in Frank's radio show as he posed for a photo at the radio station, with the logo seen behind the comedian in the snap.
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