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Ashley Cain begs for help to raise £1m for daughter’s life-saving treatment in Singapore after leukaemia relapse

ASHLEY Cain has begged fans and his celebrity pals for help to raise £1million for his daughter’s life-saving treatment in Singapore.

The heartbroken reality star revealed Azaylia’s leukaemia relapse this week – and says they’re now in a race against time to find a cure.

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He says flying to Singapore for a year-long CAR-T therapy, plus a haplo transplant, which will give Azaylia the best chance at survival.

Just 14 hours after posting his plea, the GoFundMe page had already reached more than £500,000.

Ashley told fans: “After long discussions and a global outreach for treatment, our consultants along with consultants from around the world have come to the conclusion that the ONLY option to save a minimum period of 1 year.

“Because of the aggressiveness of Azaylia’s disease, we don’t have time on our side and we may have to fly out within a matter of weeks.

“Azaylia is such a strong little girl who has fought through every near impossible battle so far and she has done it all with love in her heart and a smile on her face!

“We pray that we can raise the funds to get her to Singapore so she can continue fighting for the life that she loves so much!

“Azaylia has changed our lives, she has made our lives and she deserves the chance to live her own life. She is beautiful, she is strong, she is courageous and she glows with hope and happiness.

“Our hearts are intertwined and with one beat of her heart, our hearts beat along together. Please help our hearts continue to beat as one!


“We are on our knees asking for help to get us to Singapore. Even the smallest of donations can help us reach out goal! Please help us to save our beautiful daughter Azaylia, she has inspired not only us as her parents but so many other people around the world.

“If you have been following our journey you can see that she shows us all everyday how much she loves life and wants to be here!”

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