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Dermot O'Leary has paid tribute to Eastenders icon June Brown on Tuesday after her death at the age of 95 was confirmed by the BBC on Monday afternoon.
The beloved actress, who played Dot Cotton on the BBC soap, died on Sunday April 3 aged 95 at her home in Surrey.
The soap star passed away peacefully at home on Sunday, aged 95, after becoming a household name as chain-smoking Dot Cotton on the long-running soap, a role she played for 35-years.
The veteran soap star passed away aged 95 on Sunday and tributes have been flying in for the national treasure, who portrayed Dot Cotton on-and-off between 1985 and 2020.
June Brown's onscreen son John Altman - aka Nasty Nick Cotton - has revealed the late EastEnders icon 'believed in a higher power.'