 Girls Aloud star Harding died months after being announced with breast cancer (Picture: Rex/Shutterstock) James shared his hopes that he and Van Outen could give back to the charity who support cancer patients and their loved ones (Picture: Rex/Shutterstock) It was one of Harding's last wishes that some day there would be a method of identifying breast cancer at earlier stages, and now that very project – Breast Cancer Risk Assessment in Young Women (BCAN-RAY) – has been launched. Funded by the Sarah Harding Cancer Appea, in assoc){kind=link}
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Duncan James and Denise Van Outen have teamed up to raise money for cancer as they remember Sarah Harding near the anniversary of her death.
The Gogglebox stars and close pals have released a cover of Rod Stewart’s That’s What Friends Are For in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support in honour of the charity’s Coffee Morning later this month.
Both stars have lost loved ones to the disease, with Van Outen’s grandmother dying from breast cancer, and the duo shared their new charity track with viewers on Good Morning Britain on Friday.