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Dave Myers reportedly left a £1.4million windfall for his wife Liliana who has been named the sole shareholder of his firm after his death.
Dave, who was best known as one half of the Hairy Bikers, passed away aged 66 in February with his TV partner Si King, 57, and his family by his side.
The Sun now reports that paperwork confirms Dave is no longer a person with significant control of Sharpletter Limited - with Liliana now having full control of the company.
She was reportedly made a director of Dave's production company shortly before he revealed his diagnosis in 2022, according to Companies House records seen by the publication.
It has been reported that she has taken over Dave's shares in the firms he co-owned with Si.
Dave Myers reportedly left a £1.4million windfall for his wife Liliana who has been named the sole shareholder of his firm after his death
Dave, who was best known as one half of the Hairy Bikers, passed away aged 66 in February with his TV partner Si King, 57, and his family by his side (seen on wedding day)
Details of his will are yet to be made public.
It comes after earlier this week Liliana revealed life feels 'empty and sad' without her husband as she vowed to 'laugh and love like Dave' and 'move forward' though grief in a heartbreaking online post.
The beloved chef spoke before his death of the incredible toll his illness took on Liliana, 57, saying that his health battle had been 'all-encompassing'.
She spoke of her devastation in the days after his death - thanking his devoted fans and saying she was 'grieving with a whole nation'.
And now the coach and hypnotherapist says that she is 'moving forward with him' after her 'life stood still' when he died, in heartbreaking post where she says she will take forward Hairy Biker's 'zest for life'.
Talking on social media, she said: 'Life stood still when I lost Dave. It still seems still, empty and sad.
'And I know it might seem too soon to even consider moving on. How can I move on from this wonderful, exhilarating, out of ordinary on so many levels, life that I shared with an extraordinary man? When he is everywhere and in everything around me?
'I tell you how… I MOVE FORWARD WITH HIM!
'He will always be part of me, I am who I am because of him, he helped me shape the last 20 years of my life. I am ME because of HIM.'
The Sun now reports that paperwork confirms Dave is no longer a person with significant control of Sharpletter Limited - with Liliana now having full control of the company
Liliana paid tribute to her 'wonderful, brave man' - adding 'Till next time we meet' in a heart -wrenching post after his cancer death at 66
She was reportedly made a director of Dave's production company shortly before he revealed his diagnosis in 2022, according to Companies House records seen by the publication
Dave announced he was receiving treatment for cancer in May 2022 and bravely kept the public up to date with his progress in a series of emotional TV specials.
Myers married to Ms Orzac, whom he met while filming Hairy Bikers in Romania, in 2011 at the star's hometown in Barrow, Cumbria and was a stepfather to her two children, Iza and Sergiu, from a previous relationship.
His death was followed by an outpouring of grief from the general public - who mourned the loss of one of the BBC's most popular figures, who also starred in Strictly Come Dancing in 2013.
And bikers took to the streets for a memorial ride to pay tribute - with many wearing t-shirts bearing his image as Si said his friend 'would have loved' the gesture.
Continuing her post, Ms Orzac said: 'There is grief to go through, but I won't let that keep me stuck, or fall into illness… because he wouldn't want that for me!
'I plan to live my adventures and take him with me! Experience life with him in my heart! Make his impact on my life meaningful!
'Write my next chapters with the excitement and the joy he taught me life can be lived with!
'Carry his zest for life with me! Laugh and love like Dave! Having Dave Days for the rest of my life! I'M MOVING FORWARD WITH HIM!'
A fundraiser has since been set up to raise money for Childline and The Institute for Cancer Research in his honour - with those taking part pledging to replace 'I'm having a great day!' with 'I'm having a Dave Day!' on June 8.
A stalwart of British television, Dave first appeared on our screens in 2006 alongside
