BLUE star Duncan James has revealed his heartache after the death of his best friend.
The singer and presenter, 46, told fans Terry, who was also known to his friends as Groover, was like a family member and shared a moving tribute to him.
He wrote on Instagram: "Everyone that met him fell in love with him and wanted to take care of him. He was the most loving, giving and caring person I knew and I honestly can’t believe I will never see him again.
"I’m truly heartbroken from his loss as will many, who were lucky enough to know him."
Duncan then listed all the things he loved about his late friend.
Christine McGuinness credits trip with celeb pals for improving social skills
He continued: "I will miss you so so much my little groove, ur bants, ur cussing, ur jokes, ur 4 min voice notes and most of all ur handsome face. Your now with ur mum and Tpt in spirit and I know ur gonna be finally at peace.
"I love u so much Terry and I know ur light is gonna shine even brighter from up there. May God bless you for eternity and may you rest in peace.
"I ask for privacy and respect at this difficult time, for myself, his closest friends and family."
Duncan was supported by his celeb mates, who sent their condolences.
Christine McGuinness commented: "All my love, thinking of you so much."
Hollyoaks' Chelsee Healy said: "so sorry duncan."
Towie's Amy Childs said: "Terry was a lovely beautiful person xx."
EastEnders legend Rita Simons said: "Love you Moomin. Love you T. Sleep well my lovely friend. Now you can rest. Will also remember that beautiful face and soul. Love you Duncy doo."
Devastated Duncan shared a montage of pictures and video clips of him with Terry sound-tracked by The Prodigy anthem Firestarter.
There was footage of the pair on stage together, with their celeb friends like Caprice and late Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, and just sharing laughs in daily life.
Christine McGuinness addresses support from fans after 'date' with famous friend
The poignant medley ended with the message: "I will miss you forever."
