In a shocking development that has left fans concerned, veteran Neighbours star Stefan Dennis has been forced to pull out of his UK tour due to a sudden medical emergency that required hospitalisation.
The 65-year-old actor, beloved for his portrayal of Ramsay Street's iconic villain Paul Robinson, was admitted to a London hospital this week, forcing the immediate cancellation of his scheduled stage show appearances across the country.
Unexpected Health Crisis Halts Tour
The production company behind 'An Evening with Stefan Dennis' released an urgent statement confirming the devastating news: "It is with great regret that we have to cancel the remainder of the tour as Stefan has been admitted to hospital in London. We ask that you respect his and his family's privacy at this time."
The announcement came as a complete surprise to fans who were eagerly anticipating performances in cities including Glasgow, York, and Eastbourne over the coming days.
Fan Reactions and Support
Social media has been flooded with well-wishes from concerned supporters of the Australian actor:
- "Absolutely devastated to hear this news - sending all my love and best wishes for a speedy recovery"
- "Hope you're okay Stefan! Paul Robinson is indestructible so you will be too!"
- "So sorry to hear this - was really looking forward to the show but health comes first"
Long-running Neighbours Legacy
Stefan Dennis holds the distinction of being one of the original cast members when Neighbours launched in 1985, creating one of Australian television's most enduring characters. His character Paul Robinson has become synonymous with the show's most dramatic storylines, from business schemes to multiple marriages and countless confrontations.
The actor's UK tour was designed to give fans an intimate look behind the scenes of his remarkable career, featuring never-before-heard stories and personal anecdotes from his nearly four decades on television.
No further details about Dennis's medical condition or expected recovery time have been released, with representatives maintaining strict privacy around the situation. Ticket holders have been advised to contact their point of purchase for refund information.
