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<\/p>\nJonnie Irwin will be returning to primetime TV tomorrow to make an appearance on BBC\u2019s Escape To The Country.<\/p>\n
The former A Place In The Sun presenter will be seen heading down to Somerset to show viewers around \u201csome beautiful locations\u201d.<\/p>\n
In an Instagram post uploaded earlier this evening (Sunday, September 24), Jonnie said: \u201cGood news to start the week, there\u2019s a brand new episode of @escape_country airing tomorrow on @bbcone at 3 pm and it\u2019s one of mine!<\/p>\n
\u201cI head down to Somerset and look at some fantastic rural properties in some beautiful locations. Plus I also get to visit a cider farm- perks of the job. Hope you enjoy it! #countryside #somerset #cider #rural #property #countryside #bbciplayer #apples.\u201d (Sic)<\/p>\n
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Fans were immediately delighted with the news as they flooded the comment section with their excitement. One said: “Will be tuned in.”<\/p>\n
A second replied: “That\u2019s wonderful news! Glad to hear they are still allowing you to work so you can continue to support your wonderful family financially.”<\/p>\n
While a third remarked: “I hoped you would be updating us on Instagram soon and there you are!!! Rosey cheeks and sparkles\u2026.. look forward to the programme!”<\/p>\n
Yesterday, Jonnie appeared at A Place in the Sun Live in Birmingham, an interactive event of exhibitions, Q&As, seminars, and panel talks across several days.<\/p>\n
Jonnie has rarely been spotted in recent months following his cancer diagnosis, which he revealed publicly last November.<\/p>\n
The dad-of-three doesn\u2019t know how long he has left to live, although doctors previously didn\u2019t expect him to make it to 2023.<\/p>\n
Jonnie first discovered symptoms after his vision started to blur while he was filming for A Place In The Sun.<\/p>\n
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Within a week of flying home to the UK, he was told by doctors that the cancer had spread to his brain, and he was given six months to live.<\/p>\n
“I had to go home and tell my wife, who was looking after our babies, that she was on her own pretty much. That was devastating,” he told Hello!<\/b><\/p>\n