US EditionPauline Quirke 'struggles to recognise family' as she suffers with cruellest symptom - Liverpool Echo
- Pauline Quirke, known for her role in Birds of a Feather, is struggling to recognize her family as her dementia worsens.
- She was diagnosed with dementia in 2021 at age 61, and her husband announced her retirement in January 2025.
- Maurice Gran, co-creator of Birds of a Feather, noted that her condition has 'gathered pace' since the diagnosis.
- Her husband, Steve Sheen, requested privacy for the family during this difficult time and highlighted her illustrious career.
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starsalert.comPauline Quirke ‘struggles to recognise family’ as dementia battle ‘gathers pace’
Pauline Quirke's Birds of a Feather colleague revealed the 65-year-old star struggles to identify her own relatives, just weeks after her dementia diagnosis was made public
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Pauline Quirke struggling to 'identify her family' as dementia 'gathers pace'
Pauline Quirke’s dementia is ‘gathering pace’ after she revealed her diagnosis publicly earlier this year (Picture: Steve Meddle / Rex Features) A close friend of Pauline Quirke has revealed how dementia is impacting her life after the actress went public with her diagnosis. Pauline, known for Birds of a Feather and Emmerdale, revealed via a statement last month that she was retiring from showbiz, shelving ‘all professional and commercial duties…
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