‘I miss you with all my heart’: Angela Bishop’s moving words to her late husband
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A deeply personal moment has touched the hearts of many as a well-known figure reflects on a significant milestone.
What began as a simple tribute soon revealed a poignant story of love, loss, and enduring memories.
The heartfelt reflection offers a glimpse into a life marked by both joy and profound grief.
Veteran entertainment reporter Angela Bishop paid a touching tribute to her late husband Peter Baikie on what would have been their 20th wedding anniversary.
The 57-year-old Channel 10 journalist shared a photo of the couple from their wedding day in May 2005, capturing a moment of pure happiness.
‘20 years ago today. I miss you with all my heart,’ Angela wrote alongside the image.
In the photograph, Angela wore a stunning cream wedding gown complete with a veil and long train, while Peter looked sharp in a formal black suit, white shirt and cream tie.
The couple were seen gazing at each other with love and adoration, a tender reminder of their bond.
Peter Baikie passed away in November 2017 from a rare form of cancer at the age of 54, leaving Angela to grieve deeply.
Angela often spoke publicly about the pain she felt after his death, revealing how crushing the loss had been.
Together they shared a 15-year-old daughter, Amelia.
Messages of support poured in from friends and followers on social media after Angela’s post.
Comedian Jane Kennedy wrote: ‘Sending much love,’ with a smiley face and four kisses.
Kylie Gillies from The Morning Show sent three red heart emojis in support.
Singer and actress Tottie Goldsmith offered: ‘Sending warm hugs.’
Lauren Zonfrillo, widow of the late MasterChef Australia judge Jock Zonfrillo, also posted three red love heart emojis.
Australian actress Kerry Armstrong added a heartfelt message, saying: ‘We can see and feel how much Pete loved you and you him Ang. Our love will always live on xxxx.’
Angela and Peter met in 2002 at a bar and married three years later in 2005.
In 2021, Angela opened up about the emotional struggle she faced each Father’s Day after losing both her father Alan and her husband.
‘Now, Father’s Day is the hardest day of the year,’ she wrote in a piece for Stellar magazine.
‘The sight of a father holding his little girl’s hand in the street becomes impossible to bear.’
Her father Alan died in 2010 after an eight-year battle with gastrointestinal stromal tumours.
Angela’s career as a red carpet reporter spans decades, and she also appeared briefly as an actress.
She made a cameo in the 1983 Nicole Kidman film BMX Bandits and appeared twice on the American soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful.
In recognition of her contribution to entertainment journalism, Angela was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in 2021.
Angela’s story goes beyond her tribute, revealing the challenges she has faced over the years.
Watch the video to hear her personal journey in her own words.
Source: Youtube/Studio 10
Angela’s tribute reminds us of the enduring power of love and memory. How do you keep the memory of a loved one alive in your daily life? Share your thoughts in the comments.
What began as a simple tribute soon revealed a poignant story of love, loss, and enduring memories.
The heartfelt reflection offers a glimpse into a life marked by both joy and profound grief.
Veteran entertainment reporter Angela Bishop paid a touching tribute to her late husband Peter Baikie on what would have been their 20th wedding anniversary.
The 57-year-old Channel 10 journalist shared a photo of the couple from their wedding day in May 2005, capturing a moment of pure happiness.
‘20 years ago today. I miss you with all my heart,’ Angela wrote alongside the image.
Angela Bishop honours late husband on anniversary. Image source: Instagram/angelabishop
In the photograph, Angela wore a stunning cream wedding gown complete with a veil and long train, while Peter looked sharp in a formal black suit, white shirt and cream tie.
The couple were seen gazing at each other with love and adoration, a tender reminder of their bond.
Peter Baikie passed away in November 2017 from a rare form of cancer at the age of 54, leaving Angela to grieve deeply.
Angela often spoke publicly about the pain she felt after his death, revealing how crushing the loss had been.
Together they shared a 15-year-old daughter, Amelia.
Messages of support poured in from friends and followers on social media after Angela’s post.
Comedian Jane Kennedy wrote: ‘Sending much love,’ with a smiley face and four kisses.
Kylie Gillies from The Morning Show sent three red heart emojis in support.
Singer and actress Tottie Goldsmith offered: ‘Sending warm hugs.’
Lauren Zonfrillo, widow of the late MasterChef Australia judge Jock Zonfrillo, also posted three red love heart emojis.
Australian actress Kerry Armstrong added a heartfelt message, saying: ‘We can see and feel how much Pete loved you and you him Ang. Our love will always live on xxxx.’
Angela and Peter met in 2002 at a bar and married three years later in 2005.
In 2021, Angela opened up about the emotional struggle she faced each Father’s Day after losing both her father Alan and her husband.
‘Now, Father’s Day is the hardest day of the year,’ she wrote in a piece for Stellar magazine.
‘The sight of a father holding his little girl’s hand in the street becomes impossible to bear.’
Her father Alan died in 2010 after an eight-year battle with gastrointestinal stromal tumours.
Angela’s career as a red carpet reporter spans decades, and she also appeared briefly as an actress.
She made a cameo in the 1983 Nicole Kidman film BMX Bandits and appeared twice on the American soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful.
In recognition of her contribution to entertainment journalism, Angela was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in 2021.
Angela’s story goes beyond her tribute, revealing the challenges she has faced over the years.
Watch the video to hear her personal journey in her own words.
Source: Youtube/Studio 10
Angela’s tribute reminds us of the enduring power of love and memory. How do you keep the memory of a loved one alive in your daily life? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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