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TV legend Mary Berry, 91, opens up about family tragedy
The chef said her daughter was most affected and that she focused on raising her two remaining children after the loss.
- TV icon Dame Mary Berry, 91, recently reflected on her son William's death in a 1989 car crash when he was 19, discussing the lasting impact on the Therapy Works podcast.
- Dame Mary found perspective at church after seeing a plaque for the Busby family, who lost all their sons in the World War, prompting her to focus on raising her two remaining children.
- She said, "I felt so fortunate to have two other children," adding that she never questioned the tragedy, believing it is wrong to ask why such events occur.
- Now living in Henley, Oxfordshire, with her husband Paul Hunnings, the chef has transitioned from her television career, including her role as judge on The Great British Bake Off.
- Recently awarded the BAFTA Fellowship for her exceptional contribution to television, the star said, "What an honour for a cook to receive the BAFTA Fellowship.
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TV legend Mary Berry, 91, opens up about family tragedy
The former judge on The Great British Bake Off and long-time chef Mary Berry has opened up about a family tragedy.
·Chester, United Kingdom
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