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First Dates star Merlin Griffiths has been met with a flood of support after he gave an update on his cancer battle.
The iconic bartender on the Channel 4 series was diagnosed with cancer in late-2021 and occasionally updates fans on his journey.
On Thursday, the popular drinks expert took to Instagram to update his 151,000 followers with some happy news.
He shared a message that he'd been sent following a health scan which announced he currently has "no signs" of cancer.
It read: "I have some good news for you. Your CT scan result is back. All stable and no signs of any reoccurrence from your bowel cancer. So really good news."
Below the post, he remarked: "#2 year scan, results are back. All good in the 'hood. Thank you #nhs #bowelcancerawareness #bowelcancer."
Merlin Griffiths now has 'no signs of cancer'
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He also shared a snap of himself smiling and giving a thumbs-up in response to the news.
Fans immediately took to the comments section to share their relief over the good news.
"Feels like this kinda news should be delivered on a billboard rather than a 4 line email! All the best, Merlin," one person wrote.
Another shared: "Just had the same results myself, doesn't it feel good??! Fantastic news!"
"Congrats Merlin! Wonderful news xxx," another enthused, while a fourth added: "not all hero’s wear capes, but they certainly make great cocktails, love you our kid glad ur okay."
"Never have I ever been so happy to read something on social media. You’ve got this," someone else commented.
Another added: "I'm so happy for you Merlin, you absolutely deserve this result every time xxx."
"Fabulous news! Delighted for you," someone else remarked. (sic)
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Merlin Griffiths has starred in First Dates since it began airing on Channel 4
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Speaking earlier in the year, Griffiths explained he was "still living with the fallout" of his diagnosis.
Speaking on BBC Breakfast, he continued: "As anyone who has been through with cancer and come out of the other side knows, there are always consequences to something like this that are life-changing."