Bradley Lowery honoured at the Pride of the North East awards
The schoolboy who suffers from a rare form of childhood cancer, was honoured at the very first Pride of the North East awards that were held at the Civic Centre in Newcastle.
The schoolboy who suffers from a rare form of childhood cancer, was honoured at the very first Pride of the North East awards that were held at the Civic Centre in Newcastle.
Jermain Defoe has tweeted a heart-warming message to Bradley Lowery who turned six this week. Bradley, who has a rare form of cancer, has become "best mates" with Jermain.
Last night, the footballer presented Bradley with a 'Child of Courage' award at the Pride of the North East awards.
Another night to remember with this brave little legend. Love you mate ❤ #PrideoftheNorthEast https://t.co/gx28zxO84Z
Six-year-old Bradley Lowery, who has a rare form of childhood cancer, was presented with a Pride of the North East award by Jermain Defoe
Six-year-old with a rare form of cancer accepts Pride of the North East award on behalf of all children 'who fight a daily battle'
The youngster from County Durham attended the awards ceremony with Sunderland striker Jermain Defoe.