Paul O’Grady’s left ‘HUGE fortune from his roles hosting For The Love of Dog and Blind Date’ – as his widower wins bitter legal battle to turn late star’s 3M home into holiday let [Video]

10:47 EDT 09 Aug 2024, updated 11:09 EDT 09 Aug 2024

Late Paul O’Grady reportledy left a huge fortune from his work on TV, which included hosting For The Love of Dogs, Blind Date as well as his own chat show. 

The beloved broadcaster died ‘unexpectedly but peacefully’ from sudden cardiac arrhythmia at home with his partner Andre Portasio on March 28 2023 aged 67. 

Now according to The Sun Paul’s company Buster Production, which channeled his earnings, boasted a whopping £8.4M in profits at the time of his death, with £1.7M alone made in the final year of his life. 

The comedian set up the company, named after his beloved dog, in 2001 before going on to host numerous shows including The Paul O’Grady Show on ITV from 2004 to 2015. 

Paul’s fortune was revealed in new filings by pal and agent Joan Marshrons, who had also been left £125K in the star’s will to care for his five dogs, …