TVTV NewsBobby DavroMuch-loved comic Bobby Davro appeared on This Morning today and explained that he is battling the disease despite the 67-year-old saying he had no prior symptoms11:52, 02 Jun 2026Updated 12:01, 02 Jun 2026Comedy legend Bobby Davro has announced he is battling prostate cancer.‌Speaking on the This Morning today, the 67-year-old - who lost fiancée Vicky Wright and two years ago - explained that he had no prior symptoms and close friend told him to get a PSA test, which led to his diagnosis.‌He said: "I think one in eight men get it. Coming in today, the man that picked me up in the car from Waterloo - he had it. I think a lot of men of colour, they get more prostate cancer, so it's got to be checked.‌"Get your PSA checked and have your prostate examined. My doctor told me mine was a bit swollen so I had the PSA test and it was 24, which wasn't good at all."The NHS have been fantastic and a couple of days later, they gave me a biopsy to check out where it is and it was intermediate. I asked the urologist if it's terminal, because that's the first thing you think of and he said no, I will be buying Christmas presents for many years to come. That made me cry because it was such a relief."‌This is not his only health concern in recent years. Bobby suffered a stroke walking off stage two years ago.The comedian, who was once the king of Saturday night TV, was performing in Couldson, south London, in January 2024 when he suddenly lost feeling down the left side of his body.After receiving a standing ovation, he revealed that his leg "started to go a bit wonky".Article continues belowShortly after, his entire left side went numb. Scans later revealed that he had suffered a haemorrhagic stroke caused by a bleed on the brain.* This is a breaking showbiz news story. Join The Mirror’s WhatsApp Community or follow us on Google News , Flipboard , AppleNews , TikTok , Snapchat , Instagram , Twitter , Facebook , YouTube and Threads - or visit The Mirror homepage.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌Bobby DavroProstate cancerCancer