Rob Delaney’s son, Henry, tragically passed away at the age of two in 2018. He had been battling a brain tumour, which ultimately led to his death.
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Henry’s illness and subsequent passing deeply impacted Rob Delaney and his family, shaping their lives and perspectives profoundly. Since then, Rob Delaney has been open about his grief and the emotional journey he and his family have navigated in coping with the loss of their beloved son.
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Delaney, aged 47, discussed the family’s decision to remain in London despite considering relocation, citing sentimental attachments to places and memories associated with Henry. “For so many reasons, we’ve stayed, one of which is I like to go put my hands on slides at the playground that Henry slid down,” he shared, highlighting the emotional significance of familiar surroundings.
Throughout the interview, Delaney expressed gratitude for the compassionate care his family received from the NHS during Henry’s illness, describing it as “truly unbelievable.” He has previously praised the NHS as “the pinnacle of human achievement,” emphasizing the crucial role it played in supporting his family during their darkest times.


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