Victoria Mary Clarke has thanked singer Imelda May for "cheering up" husband, Shane MacGowan during a hospital visit.
The Pogues frontman, 65, has been in hospital for a month, including a number of days in intensive care due to illness.
Victoria Mary shared a heartwarming photo of Imelda and Shane on social media.
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She wrote: "Thank you so much to the beautiful @ImeldaOfficial for cheering up @ShaneMacGowan and giving us a sneak preview of your show about Kathleen Behan at the @3olympiatheatre."
Meanwhile, Imelda is urging fans to come and see her new play, directed by Jim Sheridan’s brother Peter Sheridan.
The play is about legendary playwright Brendan Behan’s mother, Kathleen Behan.
The Liberties singer took to Facebook to write: "Rehearsals are going well.
"I’m loving this wonderful Peter Sheridan play about the actual real life events of the extraordinary Kathleen Behan.
"So bizarre sometimes it’s easy to forget it’s not fictional.
"The whole play is based on her real life events from dodging bullets in the Rising to appearing on BBC chat shows.
"Can’t wait for you to see it! Official opening night next week Tuesday 15th."
She encouraged her fans to "get your tickets quick."
It has been an emotional week for the singer following the burial of her close pal Sinead O’Connor on Tuesday.
Imelda posted an Instagram video on Wednesday about the funeral - from her dressing room as she rehearsed for her new play.
She said: "Hi. (I’m) back in rehearsals.
"Rehearsals every day, first show tomorrow, did promo.
"It's been a tough time and didn't we all send Sinead off beautifully yesterday?
"We gave her loads of love, we sang to the heavens for her all night."
