Jonnie Peacock is one of the most successful sprint runners with two consecutive gold medals in the Paralympics as well as other tournaments.
He was participating in the second New Year Treat Special of the British comedy panel game show Taskmaster but was unable to make it to the final cut.
Jonnie Peacock Taskmaster Illness: What Disease Does He Have?
Jonnie Peacock, the contestant at the television show Taskmaster does not have any current illness but is an amputee because of a life-threatening disease.
He was suffered from a very rare disease known as Meningitis at the tender age of 5 due to which he had to lose his right leg below his knee.
Likewise, he had to kill his passion for football because of his leg and he was able to take part in running at which he became a champion.
Also, there was news about him taking part in the new year special episode of Taskmaster, but he was unable to film it due to an undisclosed illness.
Why Is Jonnie Peacock Missing From Taskmaster? His Absence Explained
Jonnie Peacock was missing from a new year special episode of Taskmaster because of an undisclosed illness which explains his absence.
Although there was no explanation made regarding what illness actually he is suffering from, people are assuming he might have tested positive for COVID-19.
Who Is The Wife Of Jonnie Peacock?
Jonnie Peacock is not married yet so he does not have a wife but is in a relationship with his beautiful partner, Sally Brown.
They met a few years ago as fellow Paralympians and gradually began developing a bond with each other as they were knowing each other.
Along with time, they fell for each other and began dating, and it seems they might be planning to tie the knot soon as per our assumptions.
Furthermore, they share their beautiful pictures together through their social media handles and lots of their fans adore them together as a couple.
How Old Is Jonnie Peacock? His Age And Wikipedia
Jonnie Peacock is currently 28 years old in age and we can indeed find his biography on Wikipedia.
He was born on the 28th of May, 1993 in Cambridge, United Kingdom, and grew up in the village of Shepreth, building a passion for football.
