Celebrity Hunted showed I can achieve anything after cancer, Amy Dowden says

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The Strictly Come Dancing star appeared on the latest series of the Channel 4 challenge show.

Spoiler warning: This communicative contains details of the winner(s) of Celebrity Hunted

Strictly Come Dancing prima Amy Dowden has said winning Celebrity Hunted has helped her judge she tin "achieve anything" pursuing her conflict with cancer.

The 36-year-old nonrecreational dancer won the latest bid of the Channel 4 situation amusement alongside Strictly's Carlos Gu, claiming a associated triumph with histrion Brian Conley and his daughter, comedian Lucy Conley.

The programme sees celebrities spell connected the tally portion an elite squad of hunters tries to way them down, successful assistance of Stand Up To Cancer.

The associated triumph marked the archetypal clip successful the show's past that 2 pairs person managed to enactment connected the tally without being caught.

It besides marked a reunion for Dowden and Brian Conley, who were paired unneurotic connected the BBC One creation programme successful 2017.

The nail-biting finale saw the 2 pairs jumping connected an extraction level from a formation successful northbound Wales, narrowly escaping the hunters.

Dowden was conscionable 32 erstwhile she was diagnosed with people 3 bosom crab successful May 2023, aft uncovering a lump successful her bosom the time earlier her honeymoon.

She said: "Cancer took a batch distant from maine successful the past 2 years but I genuinely consciousness I've got my assurance backmost and this has fixed maine the content I tin spell connected to execute anything.

"We got connected to that plane, I was conscionable like, 'celebrate!' I grabbed the champagne!"

The Welsh dancer made a instrumentality to the ballroom level successful 2025, and has been candid astir her experiences of the disease, including having a mastectomy, chemotherapy and fertility treatment.

She was enactment into an aboriginal menopause arsenic a effect of the treatment, which she opened up astir successful her BBC documentary Strictly Amy: Cancer And Me.