Ashley Cain vows to save thousands of children’s lives in his daughter’s name

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Ashley Cain and Safiyya Vorajee have returned to Birmingham Children's hospital for the first time after their daughter Azaylia's death.The couple tragically lost their little girl as she passed away earlier this year following her brave battle with a rare form of leukaemia. Since their daughters passing, 30 year old Ashley and Safiyya, 34, have set up The Azaylia Foundation in memory of their daughter, who was just eight months old when she tragically passed away.

Ashley Cain and Safiyya Vorajee have given their first TV interview since losing their daughter Azaylia, calling her their hero and sharing how they plan to honour her memory. Baby Azaylia died in April at just eight months old after being diagnosed with a rare form of leukaemia when she was eight weeks old, and her parents received support and donations from across the globe during her treatment.Talking to Christine Lampard on Tuesday morning's Lorraine in their first TV interview since their loss, the couple spoke about the foundation that they are launching today in Azaylia's memory, and how their daughter has inspired them to dedicate their lives to helping other families.

Lorraine, the pair opened up about their decision to focus on raising awareness and praised their beautiful baby girl.Ashley said: "It's a reflection to how strong and powerful and amazing our beautiful daughter was. We thought we had to be strong for her and give her energy, but she was the one giving it to us and giving it to people every single day."The money that was raised by the amazing people out there is a reflection of how strong Azaylia is.

Ashley Cain has vowed to save thousands of children's lives in honour of his daughter Azaylia, with a new foundation.The Ex On The Beach star, 30, and his partner Safiyya Vorajee were left utterly heartbroken when their daughter Azaylia was diagnosed with a rare form of leukaemia when the tot was just eight weeks old. Azaylia's brave journey captured the heart of thousands across the world and the couple inspired 80,000 people to become stem cell donors and raised more than £1.5million for specialist treatment for Azaylia.Then, in April tragedy struck as the tot died age eight months old.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterAshley Cain has promised to save thousands of children’s lives to honour his daughter, as he sets up a foundation in her name.Azaylia Diamond Cain tragically died from acute myeloid leukaemia aged just eight months in April this year.Her parents Ashley and Safiyya Vorajee have now set up The Azaylia Foundation to help other parents and children suffering the same ordeal they have.Among its aims, the foundation seeks to help alert parents to the possible symptoms of the disease and to support families who are fundraising for treatments that may not be readily available on the NHS.Speaking to the Sun, reality TV star Ashley explained that the couple wanted to help

ASHLEY Cain has revealed he was unable to touch late daughter Azaylia with his bare hands because her chemotherapy treatment was so potent. Brave Azaylia tragically died earlier this year aged eight months having spent most of her short life battling acute myeloid leukaemia.

ASHLEY Cain did not want let his late baby daughter, Azaylia, see him cry as she battled leukaemia. The former footballer, 30, and his partner Safiyya Vorajee lost their daughter on April 25, at just eight months old, after a battle with blood cancer.

Ashley Cain’s girlfriend Safiyya Vorajee unveiled the logo of the Azaylia Foundation on Friday ahead of the launch of their new charity.The couple are launching the organisation after they lost their baby daughter at the age of eight months to cancer, in April.Sharing an image of a lion against an orange background, Safiya wrote: ‘Within the next few days we will be launching @theazayliafoundation. This is what my family, a team and I have been working so hard towards.‘In my beautiful, inspiring daughters name, we will be fighting fearlessly as she did towards childhood cancer.‘This foundation is tireless months in the making and I am proud to say will become my lifetime achievement.Azaylia I promise we will make you proud.