Tell us about your experience at Mr Gay Britain where you came third?

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The Mr Gay GB experience was great, and I made some long term friends with a couple of the contestants!

 

I won the online votes with 4.5k votes across social platforms from campaigning around Kent and attending as many Kent prides as I could, which also gave me the opportunity to meet some amazing people and make new friends and connections. 

 

In total I raised more than 5k for charity and across all posts and public speaking at prides or my radio show, I’ve always encouraged for people to stay safe, be proud and be themselves and I hope through my journeys I’ve helped at least one person be themselves. 

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 Since Mr Gay Britain you have started working on another project tell us about it? 

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I’ve always volunteered and help run my local pride in Swale and coordinate fund raisers for them so we can continue to create safe spaces and events for our local LGBTQ+ community. 

 

The project I’m working on at the moment is a calendar girl style calendar, featuring guys from my local gym to help raise money and awareness for testicular cancer, with a portion of the profits being donated to Swale pride too. 

 

The best thing about this calendar is its inclusiveness with different ages and body types, but also features a testicular cancer survivor. The calendar will also include tips to check yourself!