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Unbelievable Technical Glitch Ruins Emotional Good Morning Britain Tribute to Linda Nolan

During an emotional segment on Tuesday’s Good Morning Britain, Denise Nolan paid tribute to her late sister Linda Nolan, who passed away on January 15. However, technical issues cut the heartfelt interview short, leaving viewers moved and wanting more.

Joining hosts Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley via video link, Denise opened up about Linda’s final days. She recounted her time with Linda in an ambulance on the Saturday night before her tragic passing. “She was incredible,” Denise said. “I went in the ambulance with her on Saturday night and she was laughing and joking. I said, ‘I’ll see you on Tuesday,’ but that’s when it all went downhill, so I never really spoke to her again, which was hard”, reported OK! Magazine.

Linda, who battled various forms of cancer for nearly two decades after her initial diagnosis in 2005, succumbed to double pneumonia, which her weakened immune system couldn’t fight off. Denise revealed, “She could have lived another few years, but she got pneumonia, and her immune system was so bad she couldn’t handle it.”

Denise also spoke warmly about Linda’s enduring positivity and shared cherished memories of their time together. According to The Mirror, she described Linda as “beautiful, brave, hard-working, and talented,” reflecting on how she remained cheerful despite her health struggles.

The poignant moment was unexpectedly interrupted when Denise’s connection was lost. As Richard Madeley wrapped up the conversation, he said, “Denise, it’s been a pleasure talking about her with you, and I know it must be very difficult for you. But it’s lovely to hear you talking about her in the way that you have.”

Denise, struggling with her earpiece, said, “Not hearing anything,” before Susanna Reid apologized and announced, “I’m so sorry, we just lost the connection to you there, Denise.”

Susanna praised both sisters as “remarkable women,” and Lorraine Kelly joined the program to pay her respects.

Previously, Denise shared details of Linda’s final days, including the call that came early Tuesday morning: “Get to the hospital ASAP.” Linda had remained optimistic even days before her hospitalization, writing in her column about feeling better after battling a Christmas illness: “I wake up every morning and think, ‘This is another day to celebrate.’”

Linda’s resilience and optimism continue to inspire as family, friends, and fans remember her legacy.

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