Sir Chris Hoy has been diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer and the Olympic hero has vowed he still has a "lot of life left to live" in an interview with This Morning

Sir Chris Hoy and his wife Lady Sarra Hoy have discussed his terminal cancer diagnosis and given a treatment update in their first interview together. Today on ITV's This Morning, they joined presenters Cat Deeley and Dermot O'Leary on the sofa to share their story of the past year, which has seen their family go through their toughest time yet.

Sir Chris Hoy appeared alongside his wife on ITV's This Morning today as he vowed he still has "a lot of life left to live" following his terminal cancer diagnosis. The 48-year-old joined presenters Cat Deeley and Dermot O'Leary on the sofa to discuss the "tough" year,

Scottish Olympic cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy was devastatingly diagnosed with prostate cancer in September last year following his wife's heartbreaking news

Sir Chris Hoy says the treatment he is receiving for his stage-four prostate cancer is ‘working’ and he is hopeful of living beyond the diagnosis he has been given by doctors. Having first been diagnosed with cancer in September 2023, Hoy, a six-time Olympic champion, announced last month that his condition was terminal.

Chris Hoy and his wife Lady Sarra Hoy had their first interview together today, November 12. The couple appeared on This Morning to share the health battles they are both facing which has seen their family go through a tough time.

Sarra Hoy said it 'wasn't the right time' to tell him after his own tragic news Her own diagnosis came after she told the dentist about 'tingling' in her face Click here to visit the Scotland home page for the latest news and sport Sir Chris Hoy’s wife has told how she kept her multiple sclerosis diagnosis a secret from her husband as it ‘wasn’t the right time’ to share the news with him so soon after they had been told he had terminal cancer.

Sir Chris Hoy’s wife Lady Sarra has revealed the guilt she felt when she hid her own illness from her husband. As he battled stage 4 cancer, Lady Sarra Hoy discovered she had been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.