 The pair starred together in bonkers sitcoms Bottom and The Young Ones (Picture: Radio Times/Getty Images) 'I wrote to her after he died and she wrote back,' he began. 'Saying all she could remember was… she could see us out in the garden, a couple of deck chairs, just laughing and laughing and laughing.' He added: 'And she could never tell what was quite so funny.' Fans were in floods of tears as they listened in to the touching interview, with one writing on Twitter, aka X, that it 'made me cry.' Edmonson received a letter from Mayall's mother recalling the pair sitting in the garden laughing together (Picture: TV Times via Getty Images) Another admitted they were 'in bits' at the clip, with another user agreeing they 'can't imagine anyone being able to listen to [the show] this morning without crying.' 'Moved me to tears,' one person){kind=link}
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Adrian Edmonson tearfully shared a gorgeous memory of him and the late Rik Mayall, and had everyone crying along with him.
Legendary comedic actor Mayall died suddenly in 2014 from a heart attack at just 56, devastating everyone who knew him, from friends and family to his legions of fans.
Mayall famously shared a close friendship with fellow comic Edmonson, with the pair’s double-act gifting us the likes of Bottom and The Young Ones.