Flog It! antiques expert Michael Baggott's heartbreaking final post before his tragic death aged 51 following a heart attack
Flog It! antiques expert Michael Baggott's heartbreaking final post before his tragic death aged 51 following a heart attack
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Flog It! star Michael Baggott shared a series of heartbreaking social media posts just days before his tragic death aged 51. The BBC antiques expert died in hospital after suffering a heart attack. He had been in hospital since suffering a stroke in October, a statement posted on his social media confirmed on Monday evening.
![[The BBC antiques expert died in hospital after suffering a heart attack. He had been in hospital since suffering a stroke in October, a statement posted on his social media confirmed on Monday evening]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/29/14/94637327-14337981-image-a-52_1738159562683.jpg)
'Heartbroken to share that Michael died yesterday in hospital of a heart attack following a stroke in October,' the post read. 'He was a dearly loved son, brother, nephew and uncle who will be deeply and profoundly missed. There will be a memorial service in the coming weeks, the details of which will be shared here.'.
![[His final X post was shared on December 29, as he criticised another episode of Antiques Roadshow]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/29/14/94629227-14337981-His_final_X_post_was_shared_on_December_29_as_he_criticised_anot-a-51_1738159560130.jpg)
His final X post was shared on December 29, as he criticised an episode of Antiques Roadshow: 'Expert: I can see these date London in 1758. Well, he must've had a f**king time machine because they've got the date letter for 1762 struck on them. You can get away with this s**t when I'm dead, not before #AntiquesRoadshow.'.
The weeks leading up to Christmas saw the star tweeting regularly as he tuned into his favourite antiques TV shows. Flog It! star Michael Baggott shared a series of heartbreaking social media posts just days before his tragic death aged 51. The BBC antiques expert died in hospital after suffering a heart attack. He had been in hospital since suffering a stroke in October, a statement posted on his social media confirmed on Monday evening.
![[The weeks leading up to Christmas saw the star tweeting regularly as he tuned into his favourite antiques TV shows]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/29/14/94628729-14337981-The_weeks_leading_up_to_Christmas_saw_the_star_tweeting_regularl-a-53_1738159848913.jpg)
