Di Kershaw, who starred on Gogglebox Australia with her husband Mick for eight years, has been remembered for her 'sardonic wit, crackling laugh and her impeccable style' after her sudden death.
GoggleBox, which airs as a Foxtel and Network 10 co-production, shows Australian families on the couch sharing their opinions on the week's biggest television moments.
“For the past eight years we were privileged to have her luminescent character make us chuckle with her sardonic wit, crackling laugh and her impeccable style on Gogglebox. “Di would always sign off correspondence with ‘Pleasure Treasure’, but the pleasure was all ours and we will treasure it forever.”Foxtel had previously shared a short biography about the dynamic duo Mick and Di.
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