Owain Wyn Evans, a prominent presenter on BBC Radio 2 and host of “Homes Under The Hammer,” is recovering after an emergency gallbladder surgery. Recently, he shared a health update with his followers, expressing gratitude to the NHS staff for their care. The 41-year-old presenter underwent surgery at Llandough Hospital in Cardiff. He revealed that he had “dodgy polyps” which necessitated the removal of his gallbladder.
Health Update and Recovery
In his social media post, Evans reassured his fans that he is on the road to recovery. He appreciated the exceptional care provided by the surgical team and specifically mentioned Nurse Franny and Dr. Arran, adding light humor to his situation.
Evans has a personal connection to the NHS, noting its crucial role in his family’s history. He remarked on how it has supported his father’s cancer treatment and his mother’s battle with multiple sclerosis. He also credited the NHS with saving Dr. Arran’s life during his childhood.
Support from Fans and Celebrities
His update garnered an outpouring of support from fans and fellow celebrities. Notable messages included:
- Sara Cox: “Only you could rock a hospital gown off one shoulder, asymmetrical is huge this autumn. Sending you love for a speedy recovery.”
- Gabby Logan: “Send you love and a speedy recovery.”
- Zoe Ball: “Heal well darling chap.”
Owain Wyn Evans: A BBC Favorite
Evans has established himself as one of BBC’s most beloved voices. He is known for his warmth and humor during early mornings on Radio 2. Before his success, he worked on BBC Look North, BBC Breakfast, and The One Show. He gained fame as “the drumming weatherman” during a viral segment in lockdown.
Despite facing personal challenges, including hearing issues that require him to use in-ear monitors, Owain Wyn Evans continues to engage and entertain his audience with his dynamic style.
