Gone Fishing stars Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse have undergone drastic life upheavals since they started the relaxing show eight years ago, following major heart problems.
The BBC series was created in 2018 after Mortimer underwent triple heart bypass surgery and Whitehouse had three stents fitted after being diagnosed with coronary heart disease.
Mortimer, 67, has now said that the pair are "iller than we look", with Whitehouse, 68, revealing he's been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes and has been forced to limit his alcohol consumption and cut his chocolate intake.
