Fans of Channel 5 star and Benidorm icon, Graham Boland, are mourning the loss of the beloved TV personality. Graham, renowned for his ownership of the legendary Benidorm bar, Happy Days, and his appearances on the Channel 5 program, “Bargain Loving Brits In The Sun,” has tragically passed away.
Graham’s brother, Anthony, shared the heartbreaking news of his brother’s demise in a heartfelt statement on Facebook. He expressed his complete devastation and wrote, “As you can imagine, this is the most heartbreaking news, not only for myself and our family but also for all who knew and loved him.
Graham Boland was an integral part of the Benidorm community, known for his DJ slot at Fresh Radio and his iconic bar, Happy Days. His friendly and welcoming personality endeared him to both tourists and residents in the vibrant Spanish city.
Friends, fans, and acquaintances flocked to Anthony’s post to offer their condolences and express their grief over the loss of this beloved figure. Jean Mc Monagle conveyed her shock and heartfelt sympathy, saying, “I’m so shocked … thoughts are with you all,” while Allison Barker offered her condolences, saying, “So sorry for your loss … RIP Graham.”
Many others shared their fond memories of Graham and the positive impact he had on their lives. Yvonne Murray commented, “So shocked to hear this, such a lovely guy,” and Julie Whaley expressed disbelief, stating, “I can’t believe this very sad news.”
Graham Boland’s television career was highlighted by his appearances on “Bargain Loving Brits In The Sun,” a show that followed individuals who relocated to Benidorm for a more affordable and sun-filled lifestyle. After a decade on the show, Graham made his final appearance in April, showcasing his new puppy. In his statement announcing his departure from the show, he expressed gratitude to the film and production teams, stating, “We did have a ball… I hope you all enjoyed the journey as much as me.”
Graham Boland’s memory will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew and admired him, both on and off the screen.