Antiques expert Michael Baggott, 51, has died following a long period of ill-health, which saw him hospitalised. The TV star shared updates from his hospital bed, leaving fans concerned

Flog It! antiques expert Michael Baggott dies following heart attack - The head of BBC daytime and early peak commissioning, Rob Unsworth, said they were ‘deeply saddened’ to hear of Baggott’s death,

The BBC antiques expert, 65, died yesterday (January 28) following a heart attack, a statement posted on his social media confirmed on Monday evening. Last year, Michael had been the target of a death hoax which he was forced shut down at the time, after fans shared their concern.

BBC Flog It! and Antiques Roadshow star, Michael Baggott, has sadly died, aged 51, after suffering a heart attack in hospital in Birmingham

BBC antiques expert Michael Baggott, best known for appearing in Flog It, has died aged 65 from a heart attack. Baggott died earlier this week and had been in the Good Hope Hospital in Birmingham since October after suffering a stroke,

Flog It star Michael Baggott has sadly died at the age of 65 as tributes poured in for the beloved antiques expert. The news of his death comes after it was announced it had been hospitalised in October. In a statement shared on his social media account it was confirmed that the expert died after he suffered a heart attack.

Michael Baggott had been hospitalised since October following a stroke - and had shared a series of distressing videos from his hospital bed before his death was confirmed

Flog It! Star Michael Baggott has passed away aged 65. The antiques expert, who was a regular feature on the BBC series, died in hospital on Monday following a heart attack. A statement posted on his social media accounts read: "Heartbroken to share that Michael died yesterday in hospital of a heart attack following a stroke in October.

FLOG IT! star Michael Baggott recorded a heartbreaking video for fans before he tragically died from a heart attack. Michael, who passed away on Tuesday aged 65, had shot the clip from his

Michael Baggott died in hospital after suffering a heart attack - and had also experienced a stroke in October, a post on his Facebook page said on Wednesday.