Beloved Australian TV host Fiona MacDonald announced her own death at 67 after battling motor neurone disease, highlighting her struggle and decision to enter palliative care. Known for her roles in It's a Knockout and Wombat, MacDonald shared a heartfelt message on social media through her sister, expressing relief from her suffering and reflecting on her final months. Her death comes as a significant loss to the Australian entertainment industry, where she was celebrated for her vibrant personality and contributions to children's television. In other news, John Amos, famed for his role in Good Times, passed away at 84 from natural causes. Amos was celebrated for portraying one of the first Black two-parent families on television, leaving a lasting legacy in the entertainment industry.