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Children's entertainer Danny Go!'s son dies of cancer aged 14

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Children's entertainer Danny Go!'s son dies of cancer aged 14
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Children's entertainer Danny Go! has announced the death of his 14-year-old son, Isaac, from cancer. In an emotional Instagram tribute, he expressed his heartbreak and shared memories of Isaac's resilience despite his health challenges. The family had shifted to a comfort-focused treatment approach in the final stages of Isaac's illness.

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Children's entertainer Danny Go announces death of 14-year-old son from cancer in emotional Instagram tribute By Georgie HewsonTopic:Arts, Culture and EntertainmentSat 23 May 2026 at 12:00pmSat 23 May 2026 at 12:00pmSat 23 May 2026 at 12:00pmThe family posted an update about Isaac's illness in late April, saying they were shifting to a "comfort-focus" for his treatment. (Supplied: Instagram)abc.net.au/news/danny-go-son-dies-from-cancer-aged-14/106714194Link copiedShareShare articleYouTube Children's entertainer Daniel Coleman, known as Danny, Go! has announced the death of his son Isaac from cancer. In a tribute on his personal social media account, Mr Coleman wrote that the 14-year-old died on May 21. "Oh my sweet boy.

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