Mary Berry, former judge of The Great British Bake Off, shared the heartfelt significance of her garden, revealing it holds a special place in her heart due to memories of her late son, William. After tragically losing William in a car accident at the age of 19 in 1989, Mary and her husband, Paul Hunnings, found solace in their garden. Plants gifted by friends in William’s memory still bring her comfort, reminding her of the cherished moments they shared.

The 90-year-old has dedicated a flower bed to her son, featuring blooms like the white Christmas rose. Reflecting on the loss, Mary expressed how the garden serves as a constant reminder of William. In her BBC documentary, The Mary Berry Story, she opened up about the profound grief of losing her son at a young age.

In a recent interview with Vogue Magazine, Mary reflected on William’s passing during her 90th birthday celebrations, expressing gratitude for the time they had together. She emphasized the role of nature and keeping busy as coping mechanisms for her grief. Mary also highlighted the importance of her other children, Thomas and Annabel, and her five grandchildren, who bring joy to her and her husband’s life.

Meanwhile, The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer makes its return with a special episode featuring comedians vying to impress judges Paul Hollywood and Cherish Finden. The show airs tonight on Channel 4.

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