News about Michael Flatley

QUENTIN LETTINGS: Rachel Reeves, who may have been under-reported, said in a City lecture last night that we have been back to 1979. This time 45 years ago, she posed as the new Sir Geoffrey Howe, who was shadow chancellor this time. Apart from gluey Ms Reeves, it could be assumed that Sir Geoffrey, the late explorer, was a vivacious mover, a real Michael Flatley of repartee. I am not being sarcastic. He did have a distinct, dry sense of humor. But how do other aspects of Ms Reeves' claim withstand examination?Is 2024 the new 1979?Or is the hon lady talking parsnips? She was preparing for her lecture by attending Treasury questions in the Commons. Give her this, she has a more polished barber than old Geoffrey. She wears a satin-black bob where she had corrugated pepper-and-salt for hair.

On Thursday, Lord Of The Dance legend Michael Flatley appeared lively and healthy as he chatted with Lizzie Cundy while attending Eric Clapton's restaurant gig, three months after undergoing chemotherapy for a 'aggressive' cancer. When he posed for a snap with a big smile, the Irish-American dancer, 64, wore a chenille black shirt and matching trousers teamed with white trainers. Lizzie took to Instagram as she penned her post: 'Reunited with my ol friend @michealflatleyo258 #carls #birthday,'

Following his cancer diagnosis, Michael Flatley has been released from hospital and is 'on the mend.' The Riverdance icon, 64, recently underwent surgery to treat an 'aggressive' form of cancer, with a statement announcing the news shared last week. Michael posted a snapshot of himself raising his fist to the camera on Thursday as he returned home.

For those, he will always be the leather-clad Lord of the Dance, leaping across the stage shirtless with a bouncing blonde mane during his sell-out West End shows in the late 1990s. Michael Flatley, on the other hand, has dabbled in everything from acting, to playing the flute to boxing. Earlier this week, the 64-year-old actor announced that he was receiving medical therapy for a "aggressive type" of cancer. He had previously battled a painful melanoma. FEMAIL explains how Michael went from a young plumber in a small Chicago neighborhood to the man who was credited with transforming Riverdance. Left: Michael in the beginnings of his dance career. Michael in his 2022 film Blackbird. Michael is right, with wife Niamh and son Michael. Michael as a child in Chicago. Right inset: Michael was in front of his first appearance at Eurovision in 1994.

Since he revealed he is fighting an 'aggressive' form of cancer, concerned patients have expressed outpouring of support for Michael Flatley (pictured left, right, and inset). In a tweet shared on Wednesday, the Riverdance icon, 64, revealed that he has undergone surgery and is now being cared for in hospital. (right and inset left) In reaction to the news, there was an outpouring of love from his many loyal followers who expressed their love for Michael and his family and lauded him as a "amazing man" and a "idol."

In a note posted on his social media pages today, Michael Flatley confirmed that he has been diagnosed with a "aggressive" form of cancer. The Riverdance actor, 64, has undergone surgery and is now being cared for by a team of doctors in hospital, according to the article. Michael Flatley has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer, and we wanted to alert you.'

Lagi Demetriou of Stavros Flatley has married Annika Crawford, five months after the couple welcomed their first child. Hannah, the show's Got Talent star, who rose to fame alongside his father Demetrios on the show in 2009, posted a collection of loved-up snaps from the big day on Instagram. Annika, who welcomed her child Xenia with Lagi in March, was stunned in a form-fitting white satin gown as she tied the knot with the dancer in Cyprus.

Critics have slammed Michael Flatley's latest spy film. According to The Mirror, the film, titled Blackbird, was released in theaters this week and was written, directed, produced, and funded by the dancer. The Telegraph branded it a "awful 007 rip-off," according to the Irish Examiner, "it will leave you much more shaken than stirred."