Sorrow as Ant McPartlin's ex Lisa Armstrong loses her father to malignant growth

Lisa Armstrong is grieving the loss of her dad Derek who has tragically kicked the bucket of malignant growth. The Strictly cosmetics craftsman was at her father's bedside alongside mum Linda when he passed away at the family home in Oxford, The Sun reports. Derek, who was 71, was accepted to have been analyzed one year back, however Lisa has never freely spoken about her dad's ailment.

The report proceeded to state that Lisa had been going forward and backward from the home she imparted to ex Ant McPartlin in London, to her folks' home in Oxford.

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Lisa has unfortunately lost her dad to disease

It's been a troublesome year for Lisa, 42, who was conceded an announcement nisi last October. Her ex Ant, 43, had declared their part in January following a 11-year marriage. The couple had been as one for a long time. A couple of months after the fact, the mainstream moderator set out on another association with the couple's previous PA, Anne-Marie Corbett. Their relationship has been going from solidarity to quality and they've even purchased two pet Maltipoo doggies together.

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Lisa is best referred to for her job as the head of hair and cosmetics on Strictly, however before the show comes back to screens in the harvest time, the gifted MUA has another center – featuring in a makeover show called The Updaters. Lisa has collaborated with any semblance of Ben Cohen's picture taker ex Abby and regal beautician Richard Ward. In front of the show's discharge, Lisa stated: "The big name variant of flawlessness that assaults us consistently isn't genuine."

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She included: "No one is insusceptible to instabilities, no one. We as a whole have issues that wear down our certainty every day. Internet based life makes us hold ourselves to impossible norms. There is no such thing as flawlessness and uniqueness is the thing that makes all of us so exceptionally extraordinary. Cosmetics has the ability to draw out your best highlights, it features instead of occupies. I plan to demonstrate that with confidence and with boldness we would all be able to sparkle!"