 Paul O'Grady's widower Andre Portasio has paid a heartfelt tribute on what would have been their sixth wedding anniversary. The late TV presenter died 'unexpectedly but peacefully' on March 28, prompting an outpouring of condolences from the entertainment world and the royal family. Sharing a picture of them cutting the cake on their wedding day on Instagram, Andre wrote: 'Today marks a bittersweet moment as I celebrate what would have been our 6th wedding anniversary without my beloved @paulogrady by my side. 'It's been five months since he passed away, leaving a massive void that words can hardly describe. Yet, as I reflect on the 18 beautiful years we spent together, I cherish the memories that brought immense happiness into my life. 'Paul was my rock, my confidant, and my partner in every adventure. Our journey together was nothing short of extraordinary. He taught me the true meaning of love, and I am forever grateful for the precious time we had together.' Andre said he was marking their anniversary by honouring 'his memory by cherishing the love we shared and the legacy he left behind.' Andre said O'Grady had 'taught him the meaning of love' (Picture: Getty) He continued: 'Our journey together may have faced an untimely ending, but the impact he had on my life will remain eternal. 'I take this opportunity to thank my friends, my family and the public who have been a pillar of support during this trying time. Your compassion and understanding have made this period a little less daunting. Here's to you, Paul, my forever partner, and to the 6 years of marriage that shaped the happiest time of my life. Until we meet again…. #love#wedding#anniversary.' Andre, who married O'Grady in 2017, confirmed the heartbreaking news of his husband's death earlier this year. 'It is with great sadness that I inform you that Paul has passed away unexpectedly but peacefully yesterday evening,' he said in a statement){kind=link}
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Paul O’Grady’s widower Andre Portasio has paid a heartfelt tribute on what would have been their sixth wedding anniversary.
The late TV presenter died ‘unexpectedly but peacefully’ on March 28, prompting an outpouring of condolences from the entertainment world and the royal family.
Sharing a picture of them cutting the cake on their wedding day on Instagram, Andre wrote: ‘Today marks a bittersweet moment as I celebrate what would have been our 6th wedding anniversary without my beloved @paulogrady by my side.
‘It’s been five months since he passed away, leaving a massive void that words can hardly describe. Yet, as I reflect on the 18 beautiful years we spent together, I cherish the memories that brought immense happiness into my life.