Strictly Come Dancing stars design glitzy face masks to raise money for Great Ormond Street
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mirror.co.ukStrictly Come Dancing stars have set aside the sequins and made coronavirus masks in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital. The project was dreamed up by last year’s contestant Will Bayley, the paralympian table tennis champ who spent childhood years having ops and treatment at the London kids’ hospital known as GOSH.
Strictly hosts Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly – who does lockdown workouts – along with 2013 contestant Sophie Ellis-Bextor are among the celebrities to get crafty.
Will, 32, who was born with the genetic condition arthrogryposis and had lymph-system cancer at the age of seven, said: “When I heard GOSH needed urgent funds, I got in touch with friends at Strictly, particularly costume designer Vicky Gill, to create face
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