‘Devoted their lives to each other and their children,’ the dancer wrote. (Picture: Instagram/@amy_dowden)
Strictly Come Dancing professional Amy Dowden sent a special shout-out to her parents, who celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary.
The professional dancer has recently been sharing updates with her followers regarding her treatment after being diagnosed with breast cancer.
The 32-year-old first shared the news of her stage three diagnosis in May this year, before revealing a couple of months later that more tumours had been found after an MRI.
However, in her latest post shared on her Instagram Story, Amy penned a beautiful message to her mother Gillian and father Richard.
‘Happy 40th anniversary to my wonderful parents,’ wrote.
‘The best role models and Lloyd, Rebecca and I are blessed and lucky to have you as our parents. Devoted their lives to each other and their children.’
Amy celebrated her parents anniversary on social media (Picture: Instagram/@amy_dowden)
She added: ‘Enjoy your day and can’t wait to celebrate soon.’
In recent Instagram stories, Amy has revealed she’s been losing more and more hair, and has asked fans for tips on how to deal with the heartbreak.
And after one bluntly told her to ‘shave it off’, she responded to the idea.
She wrote: ‘I’m personally not ready for this.
‘Everyone is different and how they cope or go about their journey is up to them and need to be what’s right for them.
The Strictly pro has been showered in support since revealing her diagnosis (Picture: Matthew Horwood/Getty Images)
‘I’ve had lots telling me just shave it. It’s only hair.
‘I’ve already gone through body changes for life, emotions, pain and right now I want to try save what I can with the cooling cap.’
This comes after Amy revealed how much hair she had been losing since returning home from hospital.
Holding a clump of her hair, she wrote: ‘Welcome home’ with a series of broken hearts.
She added: ‘So much everyday! So hard! One day at a time!’
Macmillan cancer support
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