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Stephen Fry, 66, reveals he doesn't want to live past 100 because he would 'hate to be that lonely'
The 66-year-old actor and broadcaster - who has not been seen with his husband Elliott, 36, for nearly five years - admitted that he would find it 'deeply upsetting' to see a world without his friends and family.
Chloe Louise, Daily Mail, 25th January 2024Stephen Fry wants King's Guard to ditch bear fur
Stephen Fry has called for an end to the use of real fur in the bearskin caps worn by the King's Guard on duties such as guarding Buckingham Palace.
Sean Coughlan, BBC, 10th January 2024Stephen Fry praised for 'poignant' Christmas speech about mental health and loneliness
QI host told viewers 'one doesn't want to be unhappy, one doesn't want to be lonely in a crowd or lonely on one's own'.
Isobel Lewis, The Independent, 24th December 2023Antisemitism and Holocaust denial are rife, just look at Stephen Fry's X trolls
Backlash to Channel 4's alternative Christmas message is part of alarming rise in anti-Jewish hate since Hamas attacks on Israel.
Karen Pollock, The Observer, 24th December 2023Stephen Fry back at work three months after fall off stage
Stephen Fry has said he finally feels comfortable returning to work - three months after having a nasty 6ft (1.8m) fall from a stage at London's O2 Arena.
Rachel Russell, BBC, 9th December 2023Stephen Fry among those to join SoA fellowship
Eight new fellows of the Society of Authors have been announced including Stephen Fry.
Heloise Wood, The Bookseller, 22nd November 2023Audience boos as scathing letter from Joe Lycett to Suella Braverman read out at charity event
Stephen Fry gave a rendition, on behalf of Lycett, at the 10th anniversary of Letters Live - an event held in association with Choose Love, a charity that helps refugees and displaced people.
ITV, 17th November 2023Stephen Fry says childhood sweets like candy cigarettes were a gateway to his cocaine addiction
While appearing as a guest on John Cleese's GB News show Stephen said: 'When I was a teenager, I had this vast empty hole in me that said "Feed me, I need this sugar, I need it". When it wasn't sugar, it became tobacco, so I smoked and then in my twenties it became cocaine. I just couldn't sit still. It's that addictive impulse.'
Geraint Llewellyn, Daily Mail, 4th November 2023Stephen Fry uses a walking stick as he is seen for the first time six weeks after breaking his leg, pelvis and ribs
Stephen Fry was pictured for the first time since he broke his leg, pelvis and ribs after falling 6ft on stage at an AI conference six weeks ago.
Connie Rusk and Neil Chandler, Daily Mail, 3rd November 2023Stephen Fry says psychiatry 'saved his life' as he backs campaign for profession
Stephen Fry has said psychiatry "saved his life at its lowest moment" as he backed a campaign to attract more people to the profession.
The Sunday Post, 24th October 2023