Australian TV Host Fiona MacDonald Announces Her Own Death at 67

MacDonald, known for her roles on 'Wombat' and 'It's a Knockout,' shared a farewell message after battling motor neurone disease.

Fiona MacDonald, an Australian TV host, died at 67 after a three-year battle with motor neurone disease (MND).
In a posthumous social media message, MacDonald expressed relief at leaving her 'tortured body' and thanked loved ones for their support.
Diagnosed in 2021, MacDonald faced progressive symptoms, including an inability to swallow, leading to severe weight loss and weakness.
Despite her illness, MacDonald raised over A$223,000 for MND research through a fundraising road trip across Australia.
Tributes poured in from colleagues and fans, remembering her as a vibrant presence who brought joy to many.