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BBC presenter Hugh Wallace has died age 68.
Hugh, who was an architect by trade, passed away ‘suddenly’ at home on Monday evening, his husband Martin Corbett confirmed yesterday.
The Dublin-born star was best known as the host of The Great House Revival and he was also the face of My Bungalow Bliss.
During his career, Hugh also worked as a judge on Home Of The Year, which was shown on Irish broadcaster RTE.
The news was announced by Martin on Instagram, as he wrote: ‘It is with deep sadness and shock that I share the news my husband and soulmate Hugh Wallace passed away suddenly at home last night.
‘I am heartbroken. Please respect my privacy at this deeply painful time.’
BBC presenter Hugh Wallace has died age 68, his husband Martin Corbett (left) confirmed
Hugh, who was an architect by trade, passed away ‘suddenly’ at home on Monday evening, his husband Martin Corbett confirmed yesterday
Hugh became popular with telly fans thanks to his witty personality and charisma on-screen over the years.
As well as working in showbiz, Hugh also founded Dublin-based firm, Douglas Wallace Architects.
The firm is currently one of the country’s most desirable design consultancies.
A statement on the firm’s website read: ‘It is with deep sadness and shock that we share the news that our beloved Hugh Wallace passed away.
‘We are heartbroken. Hugh was widely known and admired for his work as presenter of The Great House Revival and as a judge on Home of the Year.
‘His passion, creativity and warmth touched colleagues, audiences, and friends across the country. May he rest in peace.
‘The offices of Douglas Wallace will remain closed as a mark of respect.’