Lorraine Kelly barely holds it together after tearful tribute to Dame Deborah James
17.04.2023 - 17:15
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Lorraine Kelly and Dame Deborah James launched the "No Butts" campaign in 2021 as the ITV daytime show celebrated its return. Dame Deborah, who set up the Bowelbabe cancer research fund, died last year at the age of 40 after suffering from bowel cancer. In honour of the late campaigner, the return of Dame Deborah's No Butts campaign for a third year was announced on ITV's Lorraine on Monday.
The 63-year-old reacted to viewers who were admittedly left in tears after announcing the big news with the broadcaster admitting she struggled to hold herself together. Taking to Twitter today, the ITV favourite reacted to a viewer, who tweeted: "I had just put my mascara on and then I watched Dame Deborah's mum dancing. I'm roaring.
It was so beautiful. "READ MORE: BBC's top presenters salaries unveiled as stars get redundancy lettersLorraine told her 740,000 followers: "I barely held it together - it was lovely. "Social media users also agreed with Camilla writing: "It was utterly beautiful and had to dab my eyes.
"Mari commented: "It was so moving Lorraine, I had a wee tear in my eye, great campaign well done to you all. "Laura tweeted: "Absolutely wonderful tribute to beautiful Dame Deborah, so moving. "The initiative, which was first spearheaded by Dame Deborah and Lorraine in 2021, aims to raise awareness of bowel cancer and the symptoms of the disease in support of Bowel Cancer Awareness Month.
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