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Legendary Scottish comedian Billy Connolly has hinted at a comeback, announcing plans for a final stand-up comedy tour. Despite retiring from live performances in 2018 due to Parkinson’s disease, Connolly remains optimistic about returning to the stage.

“I’ve got one more run in me,” Connolly revealed in a recent interview. “I want to go out with a bang, showcasing my character and humor one last time.”

Connolly’s determination to perform again has delighted fans and fellow comedians.

“Billy’s resilience inspires us all,” said Eddie Izzard. “His comedy legacy will continue to shine.”

The 80-year-old comedy icon has been open about his struggles with Parkinson’s, using his platform to raise awareness. This final tour promises to be an emotional and hilarious farewell.

“I’ve written new material, and I’m raring to go,” Connolly said. “It’ll be a celebration of life, laughter, and my incredible career.”

Tour dates and locations are expected to be announced soon.

As Connolly prepares for his swan song, fans eagerly anticipate one last dose of his inimitable humor.

“Billy Connolly’s return is a gift to comedy fans worldwide,” said BBC’s Head of Comedy, Shane Allen.

Get ready for a sidesplitting farewell from the Big Yin himself.