![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/michael-barrymore-sobbed-on-jeremy-kyle-show-recalling-ban-from-his-ex-wifes-funeral/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_MB.png&description=Michael Barrymore was visibly tearful during a celebrity version of The Jeremy Kyle Show in 2014, recalling his marriage to his ex-wife Cheryl and opening up about a suicide attempt Michael Barrymore broke down in tears as he told of the pain of missing his ex-wife Cheryl's funeral on The Jeremy Kyle Show in 2014. The former TV presenter, 71, sobbed as he said he was "the love of her life" when remembering his former wife. During the interview on the now defunct ITV show, Barrymore also opened up to host Jeremy Kyle about his mental health and admitted to previously attempting suicide. Michael recently declared he is now "happier than ever" after going sober and quitting alcohol 14 years ago. The fallen TV presenter, 71, has been making appearances on stage - receiving standing ovations along the way - for weeks now. The Celebrity Big Brother star, who has given his first interview in years, is currently winning praise for directing new West End show Laurel and Chaplin. Discussing his new career venture with the Daily Star, Michael says "despite all the sh**ty bits that have happened in my life, I still have never lost the desire and passion for what I do" - adding how he has discovered he is "a good director". Michael was one of the biggest names in light entertainment during the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s, thanks to fronting and presenting some of Britain's most popular TV and game shows. The 71-year-old even headlined the Royal Variety Performance in 1993 and was frequently voted the UK's favourite television star throughout the peak of his popularity. However, Michael's career effectively ended after the death of Stuart Lubbock in 2001 following a party at the TV star's Essex home. He came out in 1995 - and as a clip from that year's National Television Awards where the Strike It Lucky presenter made an emotional speech referring to his sexuality was shown during his appearance on The Jeremy Kyle Show in 2014, Michael became visibly emotional. 'That was the night we){kind=link}
Michael Barrymore was visibly tearful during a celebrity version of The Jeremy Kyle Show in 2014, recalling his marriage to his ex-wife Cheryl and opening up about a suicide attempt
Michael Barrymore broke down in tears as he told of the pain of missing his ex-wife Cheryl’s funeral on The Jeremy Kyle Show in 2014.
The former TV presenter, 71, sobbed as he said he was “the love of her life” when remembering his former wife.
During the interview on the now defunct ITV show, Barrymore also opened up to host Jeremy Kyle about his mental health and admitted to previously attempting suicide.
Michael recently declared he is now “happier than ever” after going sober and quitting alcohol 14 years ago.