Hairy Bikers star Dave Myers’ seven-figure fortune revealed following death

The photograph above features Dave Myers, taken in the year 2016 (Getty Images).

Dave Myers, who was a celebrity on Hairy Bikers, passed away and left a considerable sum of £1.5 million.

The chef who appeared on television passed away without any trouble on Wednesday. When he passed away, his co-star, who is 57 years old, and his wife, Liliana Orzac, who is also 57 years old, were by his side. He was 66 years old at the time of his death and had been diagnosed with cancer in 2022.

Nearly seven days following his passing, it has been revealed that Sharpletter, the production company co-owned by Myers and his spouse, has amassed £1,407,338 in funds as stated by present information from Companies House.

He was also a board member of Hairy Bikers Television Limited, which has current assets of £114,715 as of 2023.

After it was disclosed that the famous television personality had prearranged his own funeral, his company's possessions were brought to light.

Although Myers' funeral is bound to be a sentimental gathering, he had precise directions for his last goodbye. Among his requests was for his casket to be transported to The Scorpions' The Best is Yet To Come, with the purpose of raising the spirits of those in attendance.

The photo shows Myers with fellow performer Si King (on the social media platform Instagram).

Rob McGibbon published an article in 2014 where the Barrow-in-Furness native shared his final desires.

Myers expressed his desire to serve vodka martinis to attendees before the start of a church service with the intention of creating a relaxed atmosphere. He then suggested that the service could commence with a reading of Blake's Innocence, followed by Vaughan Williams' Lark Ascending to stir emotions and potentially bring attendees to tears.

If I were to pass away, I would want to be sent off to "The Best is Yet To Come" by The Scorpions, a great rock song that can lift anyone's spirits. I am not particularly fond of cremation, so I would prefer a more traditional burial. As for the funeral reception, I would like to treat those in attendance to a scrumptious meal of meat and potato pie and chips, alongside some fine wine.

Thinking about how he would want people to remember him, Myers expressed that he would like to be known as someone who always attempted new things and encouraged others to push past their own limits when setting goals.

"Shoot for the stars and you may achieve your goal," he included. "My father always said, 'If you don't enter, you can't win'."