TV legend Sir David Attenborough is celebrating a remarkable milestone - his 100th birthday. The naturalist and broadcaster, known for his iconic documentaries, will mark the occasion with a live event on BBC One and BBC iPlayer this Friday.
However, according to a colleague, Attenborough has expressed a desire to spend his special day at home rather than attending the live party. The colleague revealed that Attenborough would 'rather be at home all day' than attend the celebration, which will feature tributes and messages from well-wishers.
Attenborough's 100th birthday comes after a lifetime of contributions to British broadcasting, including his groundbreaking series 'Planet Earth' and 'Blue Planet'. He has also been recognised with numerous awards, including several BAFTAs and a knighthood for his services to natural history filmmaking.
The live event will be broadcast on BBC One and BBC iPlayer this Friday, allowing audiences to join in the celebrations and pay tribute to Attenborough's remarkable career. Viewers can also catch up with his past documentaries on BBC iPlayer, including 'Dynasties' and 'Seven Worlds, One Planet'. The BBC has not yet confirmed whether Attenborough will make any public appearances to mark his milestone birthday.
Attenborough's 100th birthday has sparked widespread celebration across the UK, with many of his colleagues and fans taking to social media to wish him a happy birthday. The naturalist and broadcaster has been a beloved figure on British television for decades, and his contributions to the industry have left a lasting legacy.