Who is Ronnie Corbetts widow Anne Hart?
"WHAT luck," Ronnie Corbett once said, "to have won the love of such a wonderful wife as Anne." Anne is set to share more about her beloved late husband in new documentary The Two Ronnies: Ronnie Corbetts Lost Tapes. Anne Hart was born in 1933 in Lambeth, London. In her heyday, Anne was a West End superstar to rival the likes of Hollywood's Jane Russell and Ethel Merman. At the age of 22, the 5ft 8in tall bombshell appeared with Tommy Trinder in Sunday Night At The London Palladium. By 26 she was the playing the lead role in the Crazy Gangs last two London hits, Clown Jewels and Young In Heart. She made appearances in West End cabaret clubs including Winstons, with Danny La Rue. Anne first met the young comedian Ronnie Corbett at Winston's cabaret club. Six years later, Ronnie plucked up the courage to ask Anne for a drink. The pair were married at Brixton Register Office on May 30, 1966, and remained married until Ronnie died of motor neurone disease on March 31, 2016. After his death, Anne told the Daily Mail: "There has been an empty feeling since Ron has gone ... An emptiness, yes, thats what it is. "But I think and hope that I am slowly emerging from the mist." Anne married John Padley, a singer in a group called The Four Jones Boys, in 1957. She later said about her first husband: "John was a nice guy and he was never unkind to me. "He was just never there. He would come back from touring, I would iron his shirts and he would leave again. "In the end, he moved out of my house and we separated." The couple have two daughters, Emma and Sophie, who were born one year apart, in 1967 and 1968. Sophie is still a successful actress, doing voiceovers for TV commercials. The couples first child, a son named Andrew was born in 1965 - but had a serious heart defect and died just six weeks later. Anne told the Daily Mail in 2013, I dont think either of us ever quite got over it. We still think of him all the time.  Anne gave up her career to look after her daughters. Anne told the Daily Mail: "Some actresses combine motherhood with a career, but it seldom works"  "You have to decide what matters in your life. "For me, Ronnie and our children came before the fame game. They still do."