Touching scenes unfolded on 'The One Show' as host Alex Jones had to fight back the tears when discussing a particularly poignant moment on the programme.
On Wednesday (November 13), Alex, along with her colleague Roman Kemp, returned to the beloved green sofa for yet another action-packed instalment. They were graced by the presence of actress Daisy Ridley, soon followed by an inspiring visit from Emily, a determined participant from the Children in Need challenge team.
Emily, just 21 and a North London native, relies on a wheelchair and walking sticks for mobility. She embarked on a walk down the famous avenue of trees to fundraise for Children in Need.
After conquering her three-day trek, Emily shared details of the challenging conditions with Alex and Roman back in the studio's warm atmosphere," reports .
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Moved deeply by Emily's fortitude, Alex struggled to maintain her composure as she praised her: "You can't even see on camera, I don't think, but when I watched you today, gosh, doing the long walk, honestly, it's so hard. It's so hard!"
Alex pressed on, questioning: "I think it's one of the hardest challenges I've seen on Children in Need and you did it. How does it feel now that you've taken it on and you've absolutely conquered it?"
In response, Emily said: "It feels so good to have completed it because there was a part of me that really thought I couldn't, especially because I got sick just before. But I feel amazing to have completed it and I'm really proud of myself."
Emily's remarkable feat motivated viewers to take to social media platform X, showering her with praise and encouragement. Amongst the supportive messages, one stood out: "Well done lass. You're a superstar!"
One viewer was full of praise, gushing: "Well done Emily! ! What a brave, courageous young lady. Many congratulations to her on such an incredible achievement."
Emily had thrown herself into the arduous walking challenge laid down by The One Show, inspired by her wish to push her limits and walk further than she ever has.
The young celeb's impressive trek certainly didn't fly under the radar even the Duchess of Edinburgh accompanied her during the feat, showcasing her ongoing dedication to backing the youth and persons with disabilities across the nation.
The One Show airs Mondays- Fridays at 7pm on BBC One.
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