Scottish comedian Janey Godley passed away at age 63 after battling terminal ovarian cancer, as confirmed by her family and management. Godley gained viral fame for her comedic voiceovers of Nicola Sturgeon's COVID-19 briefings and was known for her outspoken humor rooted in her tough upbringing in Glasgow. Despite her diagnosis in 2021, she continued to perform until cancelling her 2024 tour to enter hospice care. Her contributions to comedy were recognized with an honorary doctorate from the University of Glasgow shortly before her death, bringing her joy in her final days. Godley died peacefully surrounded by loved ones in the Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice in Glasgow. Her daughter, Ashley Storrie, thanked fans for their support, highlighting the comfort it brought during Godley's final days.