Anita Dobson drops major health update about husband Brian May - following The Queen icon's

Описание: Anita Dobson drops major health update about husband Brian May - following The Queen icon's dreadful stroke

Anita Dobson has dropped a major health update about her famous husband Brian May suffered a stroke in September and was left unable to use his arm.

The EastEnders alum, 75, and the legendary guitarist, 77, have been happily married since 2000.

And now the actress has reassured fans saying Brian is currently 'stable', while also revealing he felt well enough to take over a trip to Lapland over the Christmas festivities.
'The start of the year has been up and down. We both had the flu but we took the kids to Lapland. 15 of them,' Anita told The Sun.

'Brian is stable now. Brian has never been happier since we moved.

'For me it's been a curveball as I'm a London girl born and bred so going to the countryside to a house that needs a lot of work was a bit of a shock,' she added.
To see what it has done to Brian...he loves it. He loves the birds and the animals. He feeds all the birds and the badgers, foxes and pheasants.'

Spilling the beans on the couple's upcoming plans as Brian continues to recover - Anita added they are keen to see some pals up in Switzerland while she also has another series of Doctor Who coming out.

Despite the exciting plans, the beloved actress added for the meantime they are 'just chilling' and doesn't mind spending more time at home.

'It makes you realise that at any minute it could be you,' she reflected wisely, explaining they are taking it 'each day as it comes'.

The Queen legend Brian previously revealed he had been rushed to hospital following the medical emergency in a video shared to his personal website.

But later on in December of last year, Anita once again reassured fans that the legendary guitarist's condition improved and that he was back to playing piano and guitar.

Speaking to The Mirror at the TRIC Christmas Lunch at the time, the EastEnders actress said: 'He’s much better now, he’s stabilised now, which is brilliant.

'I just hope we don’t have any more reoccurrences. He’s got the use of that arm, which was a bit of a challenge, back now.
'So, yeah, he’s good to go now. He’s playing the piano quite a lot in the house. He likes a lot of Beethoven. I love it - the piano in the house is really, just very relaxing.'

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