Who is his wife Jenny?

Andy and his wife Jeanne met in the early 1980s and got engaged in 1982.

But it was not until 2000 that the couple finally got married.

The couple have two children-Ray and Emily-and five grandchildren.

Hit by a virus

In January, Fordham told Sun Sports: “Now I’m just dealing with it.

“But I talked to my doctor and he warned me that the virus will hit you soon.

“My biggest fear is to wake up one morning, unable to breathe and being placed in the back seat of an ambulance-and then I will never see my wife and children again.”

Coronavirus phobia

Fordham recently admitted that he was “fear of death” after being diagnosed with the coronavirus.

The 58-year-old who has been suffering from health problems in recent years told The Sun: “This is the most terrible thing I have to face in my life.”

In an exciting interview, the former world champion burst into tears as he explained how the doctor warned him that he would face success or failure in a few days.

Andy survived, but died six months later

Influx of tributes

The mourning for the ochre star surged throughout the movement.

Researcher former world champion Adrian Lewis tweeted: “It is sad to hear a legend Andy Fordham. Our thoughts are with the death of his family.”

The battle for health

Last year, the Vikings Hospitalized due to bowel obstruction Before him Attacked by the Coronavirus.

Fordham even Reveals his dream Back to Osh again.

However, on Thursday, it was confirmed that he and his wife Jenny had passed away.

Rise to fame

The Bristol-born pitcher reached the BDO semifinals in 1995. Nine years later, after reversing and defeating Raymond van Barneveld in the semifinals, he finally won the trophy.

He defeated Mervyn King in the final and crowned his 1999 Masters title.

This established a sky box office encounter with PDC champion Phil Taylor, Fordham retired midway through the game due to health problems.

Weight war

Before solving health problems, Fordham weighed 31 stones and drank 25 bottles of beer every day.

Despite losing weight and fighting, his dart career began to decline, and he took time to re-honed his skills.

‘destroy’

Kevin Penn wrote: “He was shocked to hear the news of Andy Fordham’s death, this legend and one of the best people on the planet, at this time with his family… Andy Andy.”

Matthew Edgar said: “Unfortunately seeing Andy Fordham’s RIP through a legend today.”

King of Darts

Lewis played against Fordham in the 2015 darts grand slam comeback. In this game, the Viking shot 180 with his first three darts and then was defeated.

Glen Durrant posted a photo of himself with Fordham in the tribute and commented: “Andy Fordham#Legend.”

Influx of tributes

The mourning for the ochre star surged throughout the movement.

Researcher former world champion Adrian Lewis tweeted: “It is sad to hear a legend Andy Fordham. Our thoughts are with the death of his family.”