The Prince and Princess of Wales have paid tribute to their friend Doddie Weir after he sadly passed away
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Sir Kenny Dalglish also wrote: "Very sad to hear the news about Doddie Weir. He led my example, inspiring so many others with MND and made great strides towards treatment and ultimately finding a cure for the disease. He leaves behind an incredible legacy. Our sympathy goes to his wife and 3 boys. RIP Doddie."
A statement from the Weir family, signed by Doddie's wife Kathy, said: "It is with great sadness we announce the death of our beloved husband and father, Doddie. Top showbiz news "Doddie put the same energy and even more love and fun into our lives together: he was a true family man. Whether working together on the farm, on holiday, or celebrating occasions with wider family and friends, Doddie was always in the thick of it. We are lucky to have shared our lives with him and we cherish those memories: his love and warmth, his support and advice, his quick wit, and his terrible jokes. It is difficult to put into words how much we will miss him.
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