This Morning star feared dead in Air India plane crash | UK News

Ex-This Morning editor Martin Frizell has paid a heartfelt tribute to Fiongal Greenlaw, 39, and his partner Jamie Meek, 45, who are feared to have tragically died in at this time’s Air India crash. The couple, recognized for co-founding a wellness model featured on the show, have been reportedly on the ill-fated flight to London after a vacation in India.

Taking to Instagram, Martin, remembered Greenlaw fondly from his January visitor look alongside Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley, hailing his “vibrancy” and “sheer enthusiasm” In an emotional word, he expressed: “So so sad to hear that Fiongal Greenlaw Meek and his partner are reported to be among the passengers and crew killed today on board the Air India flight bound for Gatwick. I remember his visit to the studio in January, he was passionate about auras and although I’m a sceptical sort his vibrancy and sheer enthusiasm won folk over.”

He added: “And I know for a fact that he hoped to use his appearance on This Morning to build his Wellness brand, he had a great future ahead of him. Thoughts are with his family and friends and those of his partner Jamie.”

Among those who have proven assist for Martin’s post is Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid. Lisa Snowdon, a frequent visitor on the show, expressed her feelings in the feedback with a tearful emoji and one other of a damaged coronary heart.

Fiongal made an look on This Morning back in January. During the episode, he offered hosts Ben and Cat with a studying of their auras, experiences the Mirror.

At that time, Martin was still the editor of the long-standing show, before his remaining day in the function in February.

Fiongal later returned following Martin’s departure for one other phase. He was invited back as a religious advisor on the show in April, showing alongside Ben, Cat and Josie Gibson in the London-based TV studio.

The names of British passengers Fiongal Greenlaw and Jamie Meek are believed to have been seen on flight logs. Initially it was reported that no one had survived the crash, before it was revealed a British national sitting in seat 11A was alive.

The tragic Boeing 787-8 plane was destined for London Gatwick and had 242 people on board when it crashed in Ahmedabad, in western India, on Thursday.

A complete of 53 British nationals have been on board, including Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, believed to be the only survivor of the crash. Now, more particulars are beginning to emerge about different Brits on the flight. Akeel Nanabawa, his spouse Hannaa Vorajee and their daughter, who lived in Gloucester, have been on board the plane, the BBC experiences.