Samantha Davis, who was an actor herself and met her husband when she had an uncredited role in his 1988 film Willow, tragically died on March 24.
'She was a unique character, always seeing the sunny side of life she had a wicked sense of humour and always laughed at my bad jokes,' Davis added. Warwick and Samantha Davis with their children Harrison and Annabelle at the premiere of Star Wars: the Last Jedi in California in 2017He said her mobility had become impaired in recent years but shared how she was determined not to let it bring her down.Davis previously told how he and the couple's children 'sort of said goodbye' by her bedside before she pulled through.
Mr Burroughs is also an actor and has appeared both on stage and in TV and film productions including The Legend of King Arthur, Hamlet, and as an Ewok in 1983 Star Wars film Return of the Jedi. Samantha Davis and Warwick Davis attend the ITV Palooza! held at The Royal Festival Hall on October 16, 2018
'I think the losses shaped our family dynamic, we love Annabelle and Harrison all that more because they're here with us.'The couple lost a second child - who they named George - when Samantha miscarried at 20 weeks in 1993. Davis added: 'We'll always remember what happened with George and Lloyd. We'll always be grateful that we had them for the short time that we did.'Speaking on Bear Grylls' television show Bear's Mission in 2018, he said: 'Prior to Annabelle and Harrison we had a baby boy, Lloyd, who inherited both our conditions… and that is something that proves fatal.
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