Teresa Fernandes was married to the TV star for nearly three decades
The nation said goodbye to much-loved TV star Paul O’Grady as he was laid to rest on Thursday . Now, O’Grady’s wife of nearly 30 years has spoken out following his sudden death.
Teresa, who divides her time between London and her birthplace Lisbon, although they had drifted "apart and was not present at his funeral", she was deeply saddened to hear of his passing. "Teresa, I call her the lesbian Portuguese barmaid, was lovely. She looked like David Cassidy. We worked in a club in Westbourne Grove, London, when I was 22.
"'Him offering to marry me to help me out was just one of those things that Paul would do, he would help anyone, he was very kind natured and you can see that, he would help anyone if they need it.
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