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Dame Esther Rantzen: Celebrated Presenter and Childline Founder Passes Away

September 30, 2026 • 4 hours ago •

LONDON: Dame Esther Rantzen, the iconic television presenter known for her two-decade tenure on the show ‘That’s Life!’, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy as a pioneering campaigner for children’s rights and assisted dying.

Rantzen, who founded the national helpline Childline, dedicated her life to advocating for vulnerable children and raising awareness about critical social issues. Her work on ‘That’s Life!’ not only entertained but also informed the public about various societal challenges, making her a beloved figure in British media.

The impact of Rantzen’s contributions extends beyond television; her establishment of Childline has provided crucial support to countless children in distress. Her advocacy for assisted dying has sparked important conversations about end-of-life choices, reflecting her commitment to compassionate care.

As tributes pour in from fans and fellow celebrities, discussions about her influence on media and social reform are expected to continue. Memorial services and public commemorations are anticipated in the coming weeks to honor her remarkable life and achievements.