We have reported a number of deaths this past year. It seems as if celebrities are passing away one after another and we have yet another one to report.

77-year-old Steve Halliwell, a star popular for the role he played in Emmerdale has passed away. According to reports from his family, he died peacefully.

In a statement, they said that he was the father and grandfather that you would ever wish for. He was truly a family man, and he showed it in many ways in his life.

They even said that he was busy making them laugh until the end, and that he died peacefully with his loved ones around him. It’s the best way to go if you have to go.

The family also wanted to give tribute to the staff at St. James Hospital in Leeds. They also mention the hospice that helped in the end because they showed a lot of lovingkindness as he was dying.

 

They said that he just wanted to rejoice in a life well lived and he didn’t want sadness in his life. He played Zac on Emmerdale for 29 years, and the managing director of the show also wanted to pay tribute to him as well.

He said that he was a rare human being who was wonderful both on the screen and off the screen. Even though he was a man with a strong fist and a warm heart on the show, those who worked with him knew him as a beloved friend and colleague.

Halliwell also played on other shows, including Heartbeat and Cracker.

According to a Statement: “It is with deep sadness and a heavy heart that Emmerdale can confirm that Steve Halliwell, our beloved Zak Dingle, has peacefully passed away.

“All our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends and loved ones through this very difficult time, and we’d request that their privacy is respected as they grieve for his loss.

“Steve will forever be synonymous with Emmerdale. The proud defender and head of the Dingle family. Heart and humour in all he did, it has been and always will be impossible not to smile when you think of him.”

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