Helen Addis: Last News

Helen Addis, 46, works in TV and lives in Surrey with her husband Mark and children Archie, 15, April, 13, and Belle, 11. Here she shares her own story... "I was exactly the same age as Sarah Harding when I got my breast cancer diagnosis, which has given me the chills.

Lorraine Kelly opened up about an emotional moment that brought her to tears during a heartfelt project away from the TV cameras.The beloved presenter, who is 64 years young, has been a passionate advocate for breast cancer awareness since launching the Change and Check campaign in 2019, following her producer Helen Addis's diagnosis with the condition.The initiative has blossomed over the past five years, inspiring a choir composed of women touched by breast cancer, either as survivors or those currently in treatment.Their latest endeavour was a touching performance of Wet Wet Wet's classic hit 'Love Is All Around', featuring none other than Marti Pellow. Speaking to the Mirror, Lorraine shared how the act of singing the tune unleashed a wave of emotion.

TV favourite Lorraine Kelly shared an emotionally charged moment outside of her usual presenting duties, revealing that she was moved to tears. At 64 years old, Lorraine launched the notable Change and Check campaign in 2019 following her producer Helen Addis's breast cancer diagnosis.

Lorraine Kelly says she burst into tears while performing a role away from TV.

Lorraine Kelly broke down in tears on air after a performance of the Christmas song dedicated to her show’s late producer Hannah Hawkins. The 64 year old TV icon struggled to carry on presenting following the moving rendition of the Change + Check choir’s charity single Golden, featuring Joss Stone on Friday, 15 November.The song has been dedicated to Lorraine producer Hannah, who died from secondary breast cancer last month aged just 33, only two months after giving birth to her son Rory.

Lorraine Kelly “didn’t ever think” the Change + Check charity single would momentarily top the iTunes music chart ahead of The Beatles.

Lorraine viewers were left emotional on Friday when the show's Change + Check choir, featuring Joss Stone, performed a new charity single called 'Golden'.The song was dedicated to Hannah Hawkins, a 33 year old producer for Lorraine who sadly passed away from secondary breast cancer. Joss Stone, 36, joined the choir and features on the single after hearing about the campaign during a recent appearance on Lorraine. She shared: "It's a wonderful song.

Lorraine Kelly has teamed up with a choir of women who discovered they had breast cancer after watching her chat show to create a charity single. For the last five years, ITV’s breakfast programme Lorraine has ran the Change + Check campaign to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of the condition, and encourage women to have their breasts examined. As part of this year’s drive, 20 women who were prompted to get checked after seeing the campaign have joined together to record the song Golden.

A Scots mum-of-three who found out she had breast cancer weeks after giving birth has thrown her support behind campaign Change + Check which she credits with 'saving her life'.

A mum-of-three says it’s ‘never dull’ in her family — after one of her children took her prosthetic breast to school for ‘show and tell’. Helen Addis, 43, had her life turned upside down when she was diagnosed with triple positive grade 3 breast cancer — an aggressive form of the disease — just a week before her 40th birthday.

Helen Addis, 42, works in TV and lives in Surrey with her husband Mark and children Archie, 11, April, 10, and Belle, eight. Here she shares her own story...