ITV show Lorraine recently paid tribute to one of its guests, Kris Hallenga, following her death at 38. Now, host Lorraine Kelly has shared a message too.
Kris, founder of breast cancer awareness charity CoppaFeel!, has died from cancer. She was diagnosed with terminal breast cancer 15 years ago.
She appeared on Lorraine on several occasions to raise awareness of the disease as part of her charity.
ITV Lorraine guest Kris Hallenga dies
On Instagram on Monday, the Lorraine show’s account paid tribute to Kris. The post read: “We are very sad to hear the news that Kris Hallenga has died at the age of 38.
“She appeared on our programme many times over the years campaigning for breast cancer awareness as part of her @coppafeel charity. Our thoughts are with her family and friends at this time.”
They concluded the post by sharing one of Kris’ quotes: “‘Trust your body, believe in hope, leave room for miracles.’ – Kris Hallenga.”
Meanwhile, host Lorraine Kelly wrote on her Instagram: “SO sad. An amazing young woman who has saved lives.”
Fans of the show also left tributes on the post. One person said: “Sad news. R.I.P beautiful soul.”
Another commented: “Such sad news sending love to her family and friends.”
We are very sad to hear the news that Kris Hallenga has died at the age of 38.
Meanwhile, Dr Amir Khan – who regularly appears on Lorraine – wrote: “Sending her family love, an incredible lady.”
Vicky Pattison commented on CoppaFeel!’s post: “Feel honoured to have known her. An inspiration to all.”
Coronation Street‘s Sally Dynevor added: “What an incredible woman she was. Thank you Kris for everything you have done for future generations. May she rest in peace.”
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