Georgia May Foote, who won the Strictly Come Dancing award in 2004, first gained notoriety on Coronation Street, but has since worked as a nail technician.
Coronation Street star Georgia May Foote has revealed that her beauty business has burned down in a fire. The 34-year-old took to her Instagram page to tell her followers about the sad news.
The Strictly Come Dancing winner has been working as a nail technician as well as acting for the last four years and has her own beauty business. Georgia explains in the video that other people’s businesses have also been impacted by the fire.
She said: “Now as some of you may know I’ve been a nail technician now for the past 4 years alongside my acting. Unfortunately my beautiful little studio was affected by a huge fire within the storage world unit in Middleton last night.
“Many other people’s businesses have been destroyed, just like mys.” Along with other people’s most prized possessions. They all have my heart.
She continued, “Our stock and tools that we have spent years collecting have all gone, despite the fact that we can move into a new space.” Our jobs are no longer available. My friends and coworkers must figuratively start over. without having any way to even purchase these tools.
“Some of them are parents.” I’m asking if you could kindly contribute a small amount to helping my friends rebuild their businesses.
We’d be grateful in all our lifetimes. The most devastation is caused by fire. Stock has vanished in seconds, in excess of tens of pounds.
The star’s friends and supporters made their comments in the comment section. One person said, “Love this! Let there be unity in the community.
I’m sorry, but a second wrote, “Sending you all so much love this is just heartbreaking.” If you can assist, let me know.
Georgia recently made an open letter about her battles with a skin condition that is incurable. The former Coronation Street star admitted she was struggling with the illness while sharing photos of her struggle with it.
Viligo is a “long-term condition where pale white patches develop on the skin” and is brought on by an autoimmune disorder, according to the NHS. Georgia said that she first started experiencing the condition in 2020, but it has since grown worse and is now on her face.
She captioned a selfie while driving and said, “My heart goes out to anyone with this condition.” I wonder why mine was added in 2020 [upside down face].
“I merely wanted to demonstrate its reality.” I get so angry because of how hard some days are. I’ll always make an effort to prove to those who have the condition that it’s okay. It occasionally makes me feel bad.
She added: “We have got this. I pray one day we get the cream passed for use in this country. When I go on holiday in a few weeks I beg to please be kind with comments. I know you will be able to see a lot and it’s going to be hard to deal with.”
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Source: Mirror
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