Martin Roberts

The TV presenter needed life-saving emergency treatment after being told there was "a massive amount of fluid" surrounding his heart. Advertisement. Martin ...

At least I’m here to tell the tale …🙏" His followers shared their worries for Martin, with one writing: "Oh blimey Martin hope you feel better really soon. I ended up in hospital in Bath yesterday, I had a few chest pains and just feeling generally lousy, so I was brought in here and turns out I had a massive amount of fluid all around my heart, which was actually stopping my heart working.

The Homes Under The Hammer star was rushed to hospital after experiencing chest pains, where he was told there was "a massive amount of fluid" surrounding his ...

At least you're watching the best daytime programme". The Homes Under The Hammer star was rushed to hospital after experiencing chest pains, where he was told there was "a massive amount of fluid" surrounding his heart. Captioning the post, Martin said: "So. Bit of a shocker.

The much loved TV host is now recovering in hospital after his emergency surgery left him thanking "god and angels". On Twitter Martin shared a video explaining ...

The star was then rushed to hospital and had a serious health scare. His health scare occurred on Wednesday and left him with just "hours to live." Host of the BBC show Homes Under The Hammer Martin Roberts has revealed he was rushed to hospital recently.

The former I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! campmate, 58, is now recovering in a hospital in Bath and has thanked 'god and angels'.

Thankfully I’m here to tell the tale…' It comes after he updated fans on the progress of his two-day 'mercy dash' to drive supplies to Ukraine in March It comes after he updated fans on the progress of his two-day 'mercy dash' to drive supplies to Ukraine in March. The Homes Under The Hammer presenter (pictured with the series' original presenter Lucy Alexander) was taken to hospital in Bath with chest pains due to 'fluid around the heart' and had just 'hours to live' The Homes Under The Hammer presenter, 58, was taken to hospital in Bath with chest pains due to 'fluid around the heart' and had just 'hours to live'. Homes Under The Hammer host Martin Roberts suffers health scare after he was taken to hospital with chest pains due to 'fluid around the heart' as he tells how he had just 'hours to live'

Homes Under The Hammer presenter Martin Roberts was told he had had “hours to live” after having emergency heart surgery. The property expert shared a video ...

Like, hours to live kind of c***.” Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Roberts’s social media was flooded with well wishes, with one fan writing: “Martin, glad they caught it in time.

The 58-year-old presenter told fans how he was admitted to hospital with chest pains on Wednesday. Roberts tweeted from hospital in Bath: “I was brought in here ...

The 58-year-old presenter told fans how he was admitted to hospital with chest pains on Wednesday. omes Under The Hammer host Martin Roberts has revealed that he was rushed to hospital with just “hours to live”. Homes Under The Hammer’s Martin Roberts reveals he was rushed to hospital with ‘hours to live’

Homes Under The Hammer presenter Martin Roberts was told he had had “hours to live” after having emergency heart surgery. The property expert shared a video ...

Like, hours to live kind of c***.” Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Roberts’s social media was flooded with well wishes, with one fan writing: “Martin, glad they caught it in time.

Homes Under The Hammer star Martin Roberts says the cause of his illness is still a 'mystery' after he was rushed to hospital with 'hours to live' on ...

They pulled out a whole litre and a half of fluid," he added, as he explained about his health to presenter Jeremy Vine. I had a few chest pains and just feeling generally lousy, so I was brought in here and turns out I had a massive amount of fluid all around my heart, which was actually stopping my heart working. I ended up in hospital in Bath yesterday.