Bill Roche is known for many things, including his long-lasting portrayal of Ken Barlow on Coronation Street .The soap legend will soon celebrate his 92th birthday later this month on 25 April.
During a previous appearance on This Morning, Bill told then co-hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby about how he stays fit. He continued: “Keeping active like that is so important and that seems to be what your life looks like. There’s no slowing down.”
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