Patrick Murray, star of Only Fools, has been diagnosed with second stage cancer

Only Fools And Horses After being diagnosed with second-stage cancer, Patrick Murray told his fans that he had to have half of his liver and a tumor removed.

Actor at 66 revealed last year that he had lung cancer Fans were updated a few months later to inform that they had received treatment from doctors had told him he had been cured.

But, the actor, best known for his role in BBC sitcom Mickey Pearce, has revealed that he was diagnosed with second-stage colon cancer.

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He shared the following with his fans: Twitter: “I am going home today.

“Minus half a liver and a tumour that Prof Heaton removed last Thursday.

“I kept it under my nose that they’d discovered another primary form of cancer last year.”

Murray said, “I am a two-person, that’s for clear.”

“High fives to everyone at Kings College Hospital.”

Murray shared last January that he had advanced stage lung cancer.

He had a tumor removed and was then treated with chemotherapy.

The actor then told his Twitter followers in May that he had seen his oncologist. She informed me that lung cancer had been cured, and that my liver tumour was shrinking.

He wrote, “It’s still not over yet but as you can see I am over-the-moon with this latest news,”.

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In several episodes of the beloved sitcom, the actor played the role of Mickey, a friend of Rodney and Del Boy Trotter brothers.

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