A BELOVED Neighbours legend has celebrated his milestone birthday showing off his dance moves with the help of his walker.
The actor, 90, was joined by his famous singer son as the pair marked the heart-warming celebration in style.
The TV icon is best known for his role as Doug Willis in the hit soap, in which his son also starred.
Terence Donovan celebrated his birthday alongside son Jason, 57, who filmed the sweet interaction and shared it on social media.
The video showed Terence dancing with his walker along to the song Razzle Dazzle from the musical Chicago.
Jason captioned the sweet video: “Thank you for all your wonderful messages this week about my Dad!
“Following a much celebrated and deserved 90th birthday, I thought I’d share this magical moment as a post.
“In true showbiz style, with all the Razzle Dazzle, this is what 90 looks like .. on fire, alive and kicking ! Love you Dad.”
Fellow Neighbours star Annie Jones commented under the post a love heart eyes emoji, with co-star Lucinda Cowden, penning: “Happy birthday Terry!!”
One fan chimed: “Bravo! I want to have that energy if I get to 90.”
Another added: “Love him!! What a star through and through.”
“Thank you for sharing. Love this. Hope I’m like this when I’m 90. Happy birthday to your Dad. Lovely memories,” wrote a third.
Terence is an English-Australian actor of stage and television, and the father of fellow actor and singer Jason Donovan.
Jason was born to actress Sue Menlove and Terence, but was predominantly raised by his dad as a single parent until he remarried in 1981.
Jason played the role of Scott Robinson on Neighbours and went on to have a successful music career.
Like his son, dad Terrence is best known to audiences for his roles on soaps which includes Neighbours and Home and Away.
Terence played lovable patriarch of the Willis family, Doug who was a builder.
He bagged the role in 1990 and played the popular character until 1994.
Doug briefly returned to Ramsay Street in 2005, when Terence reprised his role for the show’s 20th-anniversary special.
He returned again in 2014, but was killed off in 2016.
The actor has appeared in many Aussie shows including police drama series Division 4 and Cop Shop, as well as minor parts in numerous serials including The Prisoner, Sons and Daughters, A Country Practice, and E Street.
In 2003, he appeared in the drama series MDA in the role of Eric Savage, father of Richard Savage, who was played by his son Jason.
