"It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our client Doctor Janey Godley on 2nd November," her agent said yesterday. âJaney died peacefully in the wonderful Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice in Glasgow, surrounded by her loved ones. She will be hugely missed by her family, friends and her many fans.
âShe will be remembered for her legendary voiceovers of Nicola Sturgeon during the pandemic, her hilarious and outspoken comedy, but most of all for just being âJaneyâ.â
In September this year, as she was due to begin her UK tour titled Why Is She Still Here?, Godley was advised by doctors to stop working âfor the foreseeable futureâ because her cancer was spreading. On 25 September, Godley shared a video on social media confirming that she was receiving palliative care and would be going into a hospice.
She also thanked the NHS and those who had cared for her, as well as her family, friends and fans for their support.
âSo Iâm now in palliative care and Iâm at end-of-life care now in the hospital,â she said in the video. âThe chemo ran out of options and I just couldnât take any more of it, and the cancer has spread. So it looks like this will be getting to near the end of it, and itâs really difficult to speak about this and say to people.â
She was given the all clear in 2022, but announced the following year that the disease had been found in her abdomen. Despite this news, she continued with her tour in February and March 2023.
Godley told ITVâs Lorraine that fellow comedian Jimmy Carr had played a key role in convincing her to continue her tour despite her condition. She said: âI decided to cancel the tour, and my mate Jimmy Carr said, âIs your mouth not working?â I went, âYeah, my mouth works,â and he said, âWell, get back on tour.ââ
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