ITV’S All New Monty Ladies Night saw eight brave celebrities get semi-naked for cancer awareness, with the emotional scenes causing many viewers to break down. Fans rushed to social media to praise the women, revealing the show had been inspiring and had encouraged them to check their breasts. Coleen Nolan and Victoria Derbyshire returned to […]
ITV’S All New Monty Ladies Night saw eight brave celebrities get semi-naked for cancer awareness, with the emotional scenes causing many viewers to break down.
Fans rushed to social media to praise the women, revealing the show had been inspiring and had encouraged them to check their breasts.
Coleen Nolan and Victoria Derbyshire returned to lead the pack of women taking part, which included Love Island’s Megan Barton-Hanson, former Towie star Danielle Armstrong, singer Lisa Maffia, tennis legend Martina Navratilova, actress Crissy Rock, and ex-EastEnders actress Laurie Brett.
Throughout the hour-long show fans watched as the stars shared their experiences of cancer and how it had changed their lives.
Viewers saw the women working together to overcome their fears and beat doubts of body confidence.
The emotional and empowering scenes proved too much for some viewers as they revealed it had left them in floods of tears.
One wrote: “#TheAllNewMonty having to rewind the final performance as couldn’t see for the tears .. Wow beautiful stunning strong women ! Each and everyone amazes me ..thank you for what you have done ! Much love 
and a huge well done !
”
And another typed: “Another night ending in tears #TheAllNewMonty amazing ladies!!”
While one confessed: “I’ve cried buckets full of tears 
”
I cannot remember the last time I checked my boobies, thank you #TheAllNewMonty for the reminder!! If you do one thing tonight before bed check your breasts girls!!!!
— Claire Bostock (@claaireeey) May 7, 2019
The ladies followed on from last night’s show, which saw a group of male celebrities get their kit off to raise awareness of testicular and prostate cancer.
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