Alan Brough, a versatile comedian and media personality, is battling Parkinson’s disease.
Originally from England, Alan Brough is a well-known New Zealand entertainer, TV and radio personality, and comedian based in Australia. He has authored novels such as “Charlie and the Conflict Against the Grannies,” released in 2016, and “Charlie and the Karaoke Machine.”
Having relocated to Australia, Brough has worked on popular shows like “Kath and Kim” and films such as “The Craic,” “The Piece,” and “Rotten Ones.” He has also made appearances on Triple M’s radio show “Real Love,” hosted by Mick Molloy and Robyn Steward, and is best known as the team captain of “Spicks and Specks.”
Alan Brough has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, a neurological disorder characterized by tremors, stiffness, and balance issues. Despite facing challenges due to his condition, he remains committed to a weight loss journey through exercise and healthy eating habits.
Married to Helen Townshend since around 1991, Alan and his partner have a daughter named Daisy, born in 2011. Helen Townshend holds a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Melbourne and works as an artistic director.
Alan Brough’s net worth is estimated to be around $2 million, primarily earned through his successful career as an entertainer. Starting his career in live theater in Wellington and Auckland, Brough has gained recognition for his work in various entertainment projects, including sitcoms and commercials.