Jonathan Wills
Video: Watch Anglia TV presenter Jonathan Wills dance on stage
Rosa McMahon
Thursday, October 4, 2012
11:11 AM
He got the crowd going mad last night as he raised £200 for the cancer charity Keeping Abreast. But what did he do? Watch our video and find out.
The Keeping Abreast fashion show kicked off last night with over 500 people coming to watch cancer survivors strut down the catwalk at Open on Bank Plain in Norwich.
But whilst the models were having a quick costume change, presenter for the evening, Jonathan Wills, did some improvised dancing.
It was in response to the Norwich Evening News’ fashion journalist Emma Harrowing’s tweet saying she would donate £20 if the TV presenter danced.
So Mr Wills asked the crowd to bid, and in a matter of minutes he had made £200 for the charity who support women through breast reconstruction.
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