Actress Lucy Davis has publicly thanked well-wishers for their support after revealing she has been diagnosed with incurable cancer, according to BBC.
Davis, best known for her role in the UK version of The Office, shared her gratitude during her first public appearance since disclosing her diagnosis. The BBC reports that she acknowledged the outpouring of support she has received in recent days.
The actress appeared at a sci-fi convention, where she greeted fans, according to The Sun. The Daily Mirror described her message as emotional, noting that it was her first appearance since making the news public.
Davis’s diagnosis was described as incurable, though no further medical details were provided in the reports. The actress has not commented on her treatment plan or prognosis beyond expressing appreciation for the support she has received.
The response from fans and colleagues has been widespread, with multiple outlets covering her statement. The i Paper also reported on her gratitude, echoing the sentiment that public reaction has been significant.
Davis rose to prominence playing Dawn Tinsley in the original UK version of The Office, a role that earned her a lasting place in British comedy history. She has since appeared in various film and television projects.
The news of her diagnosis has prompted an outpouring of messages across social media, with many fans sharing memories of her work.
What to watch next: Further statements from Davis or her representatives regarding her health and any upcoming projects she may continue with.
