'Happy Birthday Dad. I love you': Hugh Sheridan pens heartfelt tribute to late father Denis
Hugh Sheridan has penned a heartfelt tribute to his late father Denis, who passed away earlier this year.
On Wednesday, the 36-year-old actor shared a series of photos on Instagram of memories from the past few years.
The gallery of images included pictures from a holiday in Rome, on the set of Play School and together in a dressing room backstage before a show.
Heartfelt tribute: Hugh Sheridan penned a heartfelt tribute for late father Denis to celebrate his birthday on Wednesday
'Happy Birthday Dad. I love you,' Hugh wrote in the caption, along with a heart emoji.
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The Packed to the Rafters star also added lyrics from the Tim Rogers song Heavy Heart: 'I miss you like sleep. And there's nothing romantic about the hours I keep.'
Hugh's father, who was a veteran swing singer in their home town of Adelaide, lost his battle with cancer in May.
Memories: The 36-year-old actor shared a series of photos on Instagram
Fun times: Among the photos Hugh included was a photo on the set of Play School
Together: The gallery of images included pictures from a holiday in Rome, on the set of Play School and together in a dressing room backstage before a show
Denis, who last performed in public two months before passing, had been receiving palliative care at Mary Potter Hospice in North Adelaide.
At the time, Hugh shared the heartbreaking news on his Instagram, writing: 'Be free papa.'
They also shared a section of the poem 'Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone' by W H Auden.
'I've dated both genders': In recent months, Hugh has came out as non-binary, confirming that they weren't opposed to falling in love with a female. 'I don’t label myself as anything but human,' they added
In recent months, Hugh has came out as non-binary, approximately eight months after going public with his now fiancé Kurt Roberts.
They confirmed that they weren't opposed to falling in love with a female in an interview with The Sydney Morning Herald.
'I wasn't opposed to meeting a girl, but it just so happened I met a guy,' the Packed to the Rafters star said, adding they were 'ready for a serious relationship' before meeting Kurt.
'I’ve dated both genders. I don’t label myself as anything but human,' they added.
Love: Hugh said, 'I wasn't opposed to meeting a girl, but it just so happened I met a guy,' the Packed to the Rafters star said, adding they were 'ready for a serious relationship' before meeting his now fiancé Kurt Roberts (right)
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