Channel 4 fans in tears after George Clarke’s Building | UK News

Fans of Channel 4’s George Clarke’s Building Home had been left heartbroken and in tears after a tragic replace aired during Wednesday’s episode (February 5).

The episode adopted couple Chris and Ellie as they launched into an emotional journey to renovate Chris’ grandparents’ bungalow, which that they had lately bought.

Viewers had been deeply moved when Chris revealed he was battling stage 4 most cancers. During the episode, he courageously opened up concerning the devastating prognosis he had lately acquired from his docs, leaving fans in shock and unhappiness.

But because the episode ended, fans had been left surprised after a photograph tribute was aired revealing Chris had sadly misplaced his battle with most cancers after filming and died final 12 months following their property renovation.

(*4*) mentioned one viewer.

“I’m so sad he didn’t make it what a lovely guy and his wife. Heartbreaking,” penned a second.

Others requested if Chris survived, with social media customers addressing his tragic death.

“He didn’t. I’m in bits. F*****g cancer,” one individual wrote, whereas one other shared, “What a legacy, but so sad for his lovely wife and family. Awful.”

The younger couple returned to the place Chris grew up, in the attractive Ribble Valley in Lancashire, however they confronted a slew of challenges, in the end knocking down the property and building a new home from scratch.  

Despite horrible climate and all of the issues of a new construct, the couple had been decided to hit their schedule and be dwelling in their home by Christmas given Chris’ poor health.

Fans had been instantly praising Chris’ constructive perspective and hoping he made it to the top of the renovation.

One mentioned: “Watching a George Clarke programme. Young guy with stage 4 cancer building a house. I hope he makes it to the end.”

Another penned: “Remarkable young guy on @c4 oddly named programme George Clarke’s Building Home. Wishing the best to enjoy a finished home.”

In George Clarke’s Building Home, the property professional meets the people uprooting their lives and testing their relationships to construct the great houses of their goals, utterly pushed by sturdy emotional ties and fond recollections.

George mentioned: “A few years ago I had the simple idea of making a television series that explored our deeper, emotional connection with ‘home’.

“Home is way more than just bricks and mortar. Home is about our family, our friends, the special places where we grew up, the memories and stories created in those places, many of which make us laugh, cry or both!

“In this series we follow people who have left home years ago, moved to another part of the country or moved to another country altogether, spent a number of years away thinking they’d left ‘home’ forever, only to realise (for their very own deeply personal reasons) that there really is ‘no place like home’. They choose to return home and take on a major home building project.”