Following today’s announcement of Coppafeel creator Kris Hallenga’s passing, several LOVE Island and Towie celebrities offered their respects to her.

Kris, a Sun writer, passed away at the age of 38. Millions of people had learned from her how to screen for breast cancer, and her friends were furious about it on social media.

Among them was Faye Winter. “Today we have the terrible news that the beautiful, brave, and courageous Kris Hallenga founder of @coppafeel has passed away,” she said on her Instagram Story.

As some of you are already aware, I’ll be trekking with @coppafeel in June to raise money and awareness for their incredible work and devotion.

Working with this amazing organization has been very essential to me, and without the lovely Kris, it wouldn’t exist.

After learning this, “This Trek will mean even more to me, and I hope that this is just one way that her legacy lives on.”

We will continue to spread the word in your honor, Kris: “Her request was that you inspect your breasts today. I adore the @coppafeel family and Kris’s friends and family.

Saffron Lempriere from Towie remarked, “May Kris rest in peace. You were the incredible @coppafeel founder. A few years back, the women appeared with us on an episode of @towie in order to raise awareness of our friend’s passing.

“Sammy, your kindness and bravery during your personal struggle was and still is beautiful.”

Comedian Howard added in a tweet, saying, “What an amazing, motivating, life-chasing woman.”

“Kris, it has been an absolute pleasure to know you.”

“A heart full of love” was how Giovanna Fletcher described her death. She had a good time living.

“Kris’s work with @coppafeel has touched so many lives. Because of the word she put out that saved lives, a lot of people are here today. Let’s start enjoying the fact that we can still accomplish these things now that we are living. Let’s embrace the things that bring us joy. Let’s be in love. whole.

“Kris, you are loved. Maybe not with swimming pools, but I’m going to jump in all the frigid water and down all the tequila shots. Xx.

Her face was pure sunlight, as lovely as an angel, and she exuded kindness, compassion, and vitality, according to Fearne Cotton. She wanted me to draw a trapeze artist to sit over the scar on her breast, and I’m glad to report that’s what I did a few years ago.

Before Kris showed me that discussing death was not only acceptable but also essential, I was too terrified to do so. We ate cake together, spoke about animals for far too long, and occasionally we simply sat there in quiet. I have so much more I want to say, but this space is limited.

We’re going through old pictures and recollections and using terms like ‘was’ instead of ‘is.'”

“There are plenty of reasons to be both happy and sad.” Most of the time, I think of Kris’ twin sister, Maren. I cherish you, my friend. Everyone is here to support you.
Tonight, in honor of my beloved companion who has touched my life and saved a great deal more, I will light a candle. “Kris, I love you.”

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A generation of individuals learned from the courageous campaigner how to ensure that breast cancer is detected early and accurately.

This afternoon, Kris’s family posted a compilation film including her dancing, swimming, strolling down the beach, and laughing with her pals.

In 2009, Kris was informed that her secondary breast cancer was fatal at the age of 23. Her doctor had refused to see her for almost a year.

She courageously battled to raise awareness of the warning signs and symptoms of breast cancer so that it could always be detected early.

Kris was a prominent advocate for cancer education in the classroom and the author of the critically acclaimed book Glittering a Turd.

Her face was like sunlight; she was full of life, gentle, and compassion. She was angelic in her beauty as well.

Her hope was that breast cancer would no longer be discovered too late and that CoppaFeel! would eventually become unnecessary.

“We’re sad to say that our founder, boob chief, COO, friend, and queen of glittering turds, Kris, has passed away,” CoppaFeel! said on Instagram.

The person who emphasized being “alive to do those things” the most was Kris. She led an extraordinarily exciting, creative, and courageous life.

“She demonstrated to us that life can still be fully enjoyed even in the face of cancer.”

CoppaFeel! also mentioned that Kris wanted no one else to be in her position.

“CoppaFeel! was developed to ensure that breast cancers are accurately and promptly detected.”

“Kris wanted to be free of CoppaFeel in his lifetime! so that those with breast cancer who had a late diagnosis would not require it.

“We are committed to continuing Kris’s work in order to provide the best opportunity for everyone to be content and healthy.”

“She knew you wouldn’t view her death as sad, and she hasn’t lost a battle or been in a fight.”

“She was simply existing.” When she passed away, at the age of 38, she was content and full of love.

“The only thing Kris’ family is asking for is quiet so they can have the time and space to process her passing.”

“We would like to express our gratitude to our community for your love and encouraging words.”

“Please help us honor the family’s wishes at this time,” CoppaFeel! said.

“Remember all the wonderful things Kris accomplished and the wonderful life she had.”

“But above everything, pay tribute to her memory by opening your chest—it might just save your life.”

Breast Cancer Now expressed their condolences for Kris Hallenga, the creator of CoppaFeel!, saying, “We’re heartbroken to hear that she has died.”

In 2009, Kris was informed that she had secondary breast cancer at the age of just 23.

“Since then, she has dedicated her life to promoting early detection and awareness of breast cancer.”

Campaigner Sarah Brown, who is married to former prime minister Gordon Brown, also gave Kris high marks.

She posted on Twitter, “So very sorry to hear that Kris Hallenga has passed away.”

The wonderful CoppaFeel and the happiness and brilliance of her life were gone, despite her frightening diagnosis of illness. to assist.

“My sympathies to Maren, Maike, and their mother.”

Prevent Breast Cancer said, “We’re very sad to hear that Kris Hallenga, founder of CoppaFeel!, has passed away.”

“I appreciate you always advocating for an early diagnosis and raising awareness of breast cancer.”