In July 2016, John Suchet married Nula Black. She is the author of 2019 book The Longest Farewell , an account of her former husband James's dementia, and meeting Suchet via Bonnie at the care home. [ 48 ]

May 19, 2023 · But then, incredibly, in the last place he ever imagined to find romance, John met Nula – at a lunch organised at the care home for those with a spouse in care. Nula’s husband, documentary film...

Jul 16, 2016 · Distinguished broadcaster John Suchet once said his relationship with wife Bonnie was 'made in heaven', but after her death last year he has found that it's never too late to find a new angel....

Jul 22, 2019 · As her darling husband faded away with dementia, Nula found solace with TV star John Suchet... whose wife was in the same care home. Now she describes the maelstrom of emotions they faced as...

John and Nula are now ambassadors for Alzheimer’s Society. Nula travels the country giving talks to dementia organisations and carers about her experiences. She is passionate about the need to improve health care for those with dementia, and provide more support for carers.

Jul 19, 2019 · TV's John Suchet, 75, and sculptress Nula Black, 70, met through their late spouses who were in the same came home suffering with dementia. Their grieving partners, meanwhile, were left stranded...

Nov 22, 2024 · Award-winning veteran newscaster John Suchet and his wife, author Nula Suchet, are backing Alzheimer’s Society’s Emergency Appeal, following their appointment as Alzheimer’s Society Ambassadors.

Nov 20, 2022 · Classic FM presenter and newsreader John Suchet and his wife Nula Suchet open up about facing dementia with a loved one and their very touching books.

Jul 19, 2019 · When Nula’s husband James becomes forgetful they put it down to the stress of his work. But his behaviour becomes more erratic and inexplicable, and he is eventually diagnosed with Pick’s Disease, early onset and aggressive dementia.

Apr 22, 2024 · On Saturday 20 April, John and Nula Suchet officially launched 'Rutland's Great Dementia Conversation' with a talk on their story about caring for a loved one with dementia. The event took place at The Victoria Hall in Oakham and almost 150 people attended.