Tony Britts is a British guy of Ghanaian descent who went viral on social media platforms during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, watch his workout video and know his cause of death
There have been rumours about the death of famous BBC fitness expert Tony Brits.
According to reports, he died in 1988. So, four decades after his death, you’re probably wondering why people are still hunting for him. So, let me tell you that it all started during the pandemic.
Since netizens have been intrigued about Tony, the channel has recently shown health advice from a previous video from the 1980s in which he can be seen offering instructions. His health programs were shown on television so that viewers might engage in some physical activity at home.
I love this guy… Tony Britts.. 80s workout must have been lit af.. pic.twitter.com/UuG9MraobJ
— Ishan Michaels (@Onflood_) May 13, 2020
This is sad. Tony Britts, whose workout videos have gone viral in recent weeks, died from AIDS in 1988. He was only 32. https://t.co/dgELctup4J https://t.co/bsHLi4ovN7
— Scott Bryan (@scottygb) April 22, 2020
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Tony Britts shares his workout routine (1980s) pic.twitter.com/4JrYHOT3ly
— Historic Vids (@historyinmemez) April 7, 2022
He died with a net worth of $150,000. There is no information of his family or partner.
Real Name | Anthony Menson Amuah |
Nick Name | Tony Britts |
Birth Place | Ghana |
Date of Birth | November 24, 1955 |
Age in 2021 | 1988 – Died |
Hometown | London, USA |
Religion | Christianity |
Zodiac Sign | Sagittarius |
Nationality | Ghanaian-British |
Profession | Journalist and Fitness expert |
Years Active | N/A |
Tony Britts is a British guy of Ghanaian descent who became recognised for his physique. During the peak time of the COVID-19 pandemic, he went viral on social media platforms and became the talk of the town.
Tony was born on November 24th, 1955, in Ghana. However, he spent most of his life in the United Kingdom.
His real name was Anthony Menson Amuah, although he was better known by his stage name Tony Britt. His work as a bodybuilder and fitness teacher made him famous. He would also dance and choreograph, and his dancing talents were incredible.
He died in June 1988 aged 32 years.
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In the United Kingdom, he pursued a fitness and bodybuilding career. He then finally got a position as a fitness teacher with the BBC after a lot of hard work, which gave him national exposure and put him in the limelight.
Tony used to perform his choreography against a determined disco musical backdrop when working for the BBC. He wiggled and encouraged the audience to keep up with him with his rhythmic movements.
He ends his every session with the phrase “that’s it, that’s it.” The BBC camera of the moment, not shying away from close-ups of strategic swaying, doubled the close-ups. And Tony appeared to be having a great time.
In the month of June 1988, he died in Greater London at the age of 32. AIDS is said to have been the reason for Tony’s death.
The HIV infection had just recently been discovered when Tony was dancing and grooving to retro music in the 1980s.
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