Emma Willis was overcome with emotion as she saw a lovely message of support from her husband, Matt Willis.
The former Big Brother presenter took part in a Comedy Relief competition alongside Rylan Clark and Oti Mabuse from Dancing on Ice.
Earlier this year, the trio completed the Red Nose Day expedition, ascending the Cairngorm mountain in Scotland and summiting the snow-capped peak at 1245m.
Emma was in tears as she watched a heartwarming message from the Busted singer after a rocky start in which she struggled with carrying a big weight on her back, causing her agony.
‘Hello baby, it seems so bonkers what you’re doing now,’ Matt, 39, began.
‘We always tell the kids they can do anything they want, and you’re proving that to them by doing this.
‘They’re very impressed with their mum, and I’m very impressed with my wife.
‘You’re the most incredible person I’ve ever met in my life.
‘You’ve got this. We’re waiting for you. Love you babe,’ he signed off.
Meanwhile, former Strictly Come Dancing pro Oti Mabuse became emotional after receiving a message from her sister Motsi, who said: ‘What you’re doing is incredible, and I know certainly you’re a fighter, you will make it up to the end, and if you ever doubt yourself, just remember who you are, Oti Mabuse, the one and only’.
Rylan also received a nice letter from his mom Linda, saying: ‘Just a few little words, to say we’re all proud of you and we know you can achieve this.
‘Because everything you have achieved is marvellous, just be careful, because it’s going to be hard work but just carry on and think of what you’re doing it for. Love you and I’ll see you when you get home.’
Rylan cracked a joke among the tears, saying, ‘She’s simply done that to show off her new wallpaper!’
Matt was at the finish line to greet Emma after finishing the arduous journey.
‘She’s a determined woman, so I’m so pleased they got to summit today, because she would have been dragging me out to do it next year, so I’m really pleased she did it on her own,’ he joked.
Red Nose Day 2023 airs on Friday, March 17, on BBC One.
