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She has been preparing for months for long distance running in honor of her late grandfather Fred, suffering from Alzheimer 's disease.
And Candice Brown appeared in the joy of living when she joined celebrity runner Helen Skelton at the Virgin London 2019 Marathon on Sunday, in support of the leading charity event of the year, Dementia Revolution.
The winner of the 34-year-old Great British Bake Off made sure of herself in the grueling 26-kilometer race as she put on a sporty outfit, including a light blue vest and plain black shorts.
Impressive: Candice Brown (left) expressed her enthusiasm when she joined other celebrity runners Natalie Cbadidy (center) and Helen Skelton (right) at the London Marathon Sunday, in support of the main charity badociation of the event, Dementia Revolution
Former Professor Candice, wife of Liam Macaulay, a long-time beauty, has kept her casual appearance and finished her look with bright green sneakers and opted for minimal accessories.
By inserting some of his glamor into his laid-back look, the chef turned his braids into Dutch double braids and accented his beauty with a pink-tinted blush and a matte red lipstick.
The baker has been training for her first marathon to raise funds for a campaign to combat the "devastating impact" of dementia.
Candice, whose late grandfather Fred was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, said before the race, "My family knows all too well that this disease does not only affect one person, but everyone around her. .
She goes away: By injecting some of her glamorous charm into her laid-back look, the 34-year-old Bake Off winner turned her braids into Dutch double braids and accented her beauty with a blush of tinted color. pink and a red lipstick matte.
She has been preparing for months for long distance running in honor of her late grandfather Fred, suffering from Alzheimer's disease
A big cause: Blue Peter's 35-year-old chef and former presenter was badured that he was ready to face the grueling 26-kilometer run then that he wore appropriate sports ensembles
"My grandfather's Alzheimer's disease had a devastating impact on my mother, Marg, who died at a time when her husband, who was almost 60 years old, had trouble remembering who she was.
"If I can do anything to change the lives of parents and grandparents of others, in the future, how could I not do it?"
Former Blue Peter host Helen, 35, who supported Prostate Cancer UK, showed her toned physique in a sleeveless top and matching shorts to prepare for the race.
This year marks the third race of Holiday Hit Squad star Helen at the annual marathon, having already kept pace with the event in 2009 and 2014.
An important cause: Natalie Cbadidy, 35, runs in honor of former movie star, Dame Barbara Windsor, suffering from Alzheimer's disease in 2014 (left with her husband Scott Mitchell in 2017).
Close friends: the presenters seemed delighted to have shared a hug in front of the cameras before tackling the difficult task
EastEnders star Natalie Cbadidy, 35, highlighted her slimmer physique as she slipped into a tacky sky-blue T-shirt, knotted with short leggings and a baseball cap.
The actress joined her co-stars East Wood, Adam Woodyatt, Jake Wood, Emma Barton, Kelly Shirley, Tanya Franks, Jamie Borthwick and Jane Slaughter, at the event, while they were running in honor of the former soap star, Lady Barbara Windsor, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease in 2014.
The group, Barbara's revolutionaries, took part in supporting Dementia Revolution, a charity dedicated to dementia, and aims to raise £ 100,000 for the important cause.
Earlier this month, Natalie explained that training at the race had taught her to eat well and be comfortable with her body after losing three stones.
Excited: Kirsty, 43, revealed that she liked to stay in shape before her first marathon in London, while Nell, 45, became an accomplished amateur athlete after a successful modeling career.
Cheers: Chris Evans (center), Kirsty (bottom left) and Helen (bottom right) join Team Barbara's revolutionaries (from left to right): Jamie Borthwick, Jake Wood, Kellie Shirley, Emma Barton , Tanya Franks, Scott, Natalie and Candice at the event
In good company: the Duke of Susbad, Prince Harry, looked bright in a gray blazer and dark wash trousers as he was photographed during the event
The 2009 Strictly Candidate, who went on a yo-yo diet over the years, said she felt "much more confident" when she explained in detail her reshaping of life in an interview broadcast on the RunPod podcast.
She shared: "I learned to eat and be comfortable with who I am … You become wiser as you get older and I feel much more confident and comfortable."
Natalie admitted that Barbara's battle for Alzheimer's disease had deeply saddened her because she was an "extraordinary woman with an incredible life".
She explained, "For me, it's the scariest, it's the one I would not want and for someone like Barbara who's an absolute icon; When you think about what she did, an extraordinary woman with an extraordinary life, it makes me so sad. Will not she remember how emblematic she was?
Delighted: The former Sky Sports presenter, Kirsty, beamed with joy on going to the event with Helen, the star of Cutting It, via a bus
Honorable: 19-year-old Jack Ramsey's son (left, photographed with his newly born brother, Oscar), shows up at the Great Ormond Street Race, while Helen (right) supports at Prostate Cancer UK
A range of celebrities is scheduled to participate in this grueling marathon, including Scott Mitchell, Lady Barbara's husband, host Kirsty Gallacher and radio and TV presenter Jenni Falconer.
Theatrical agent Scott, 56, had previously confessed that it was "heartbreaking" to see his wife and EastEnders legend Barbara succumb to insanity in a candid interview with Chris Evans, a regular runner of the # 39; event.
Scott explained, "It's a really cruel and horrible condition. For anyone who has seen a loved one go through it, it is horrible to be a witness.
"You see that person disappearing slowly before your eyes, stripped of who she was. Anyone who has lived this would tell you that it is the most heartbreaking thing to watch.
Presenter Kirsty, 43, began training in mid-January in preparation for the event, on behalf of the charity SafeHands for Mothers.
Everything is ready: Jenni, who has already taken part in the race six times, shared her marathon equipment before the event.
In force: The 39th London Marathon will see about 40,000 people travel the most royal streets of the capital for a tough race of 26 miles
Wow: Since its first edition in 1981, the event has raised more than one billion pounds for charity, according to the sponsors of the race, Virgin Money
About her fitness journey, the former Sky Sports host said: "I like to stay in shape and have always wanted to take on a daunting challenge, like the London Marathon.
"The extra motivation for me is to raise critical funds for a charity I support that needs more votes."
"This charity is a safe gesture for mothers, I am so moved by their extraordinary work and I am happy to support them."
The 39th London Marathon will see about 40,000 people crisscrossing the city's most royal streets for an arduous 26-mile race.
Since its launch in 1981, the event has raised more than one billion pounds for charities, according to the sponsors of the race, Virgin Money.
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