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Express.co.uk has contacted John’s representative for comment.John has not yet commented on his illness himself.The star has instead been focusing on sharing news about receiving honorary citizenship in the Balkan state of Serbia.John was given the award after “Boycie mania” was sparked in the country last year.

The actor made a documentary Boycie In Belgrade to explore why Only Fools and Horses is a big hit with Serbian viewers.John said while discussing the Serbian fans of the iconic show: “It’s just as popular out there as it is here. “A local DJ said it was the only thing that made them smile during their terrible wars.“I think people identify with those characters and the stories. “They love Boycie, Trigger, Del Boy, Rodney… they have.

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