Hamish Blake has made a splash through the Massive Freeze whereas dressed as Elsa from Disney’s Frozen.
Blake was one among 10 sliders taking the plunge into the ice tub on the MCG to boost consciousness and funds for Battle MND, forward of the annual Queen’s Birthday match between Collingwood and Melbourne.
The LEGO Masters host stole the present as he sported a full Elsa costume, together with a vibrant blonde wig, whereas sliding into the ice tub. Watch the clip above.
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Moments earlier than he dove in, Blake instructed Fox Sports activities reporters, “I gave the honours to my daughter to select who I used to be going to be. I simply hope I preserve all of it collectively up there.
“I might wish to thank Max Gawn for donating his footy shorts … simply in case we see an excessive amount of of Elsa.”
That donation was a fortunate one, as Blake suffered a slight wardrobe malfunction as his gown slipped upon his entry into the water, and was partially saved by the shorts.
“I believed I did the corset up higher than that, that was very revealing,” the comic joked afterwards.
Blake took time to thank onlookers for donations to the trigger, dubbing the occasion “one of many biggest days within the footy calendar.”
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Per their web site, Battle MND was established with the aim of “discovering efficient therapies and finally a remedy” for Motor Neurone Illness.
“What FightMND has completed since 2014 is be the voice, and the guiding star for Australians who wish to struggle ‘The Beast’. The horrible and debilitating illness regularly takes away the affected person’s use of their legs and arms, their skill to eat and swallow, their speech and finally their skill to breathe…all in a median timeframe of simply 27 months.”
The charity is hoping to boost $2 million for MND analysis by the top of right now.
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