Chanele McGuinness

Pampers is proud to launch our smallest nappy ever, specially designed with neo natal (NICU) nurses to meet the specific needs of the smallest premature babies. Learn more about premature baby care: https://www.pampers.co.uk/newborn-bab ... As part of the Pampers #PowerOfBabies campaign, we've partnered with Bliss ( www.bliss.org.uk ), the UK's leading charity for babies born premature, to help support these little fighters and their families. Together, we'll celebrate all the babies, especially the ones in neonatal units, and those who care for them. We want to get the nappies to all the little fighters that need them, so will be donating three million to neonatal units in the UK & Ireland. Starting today, we are inviting everyone to celebrate the amazing fighting spirit that premature babies show every day by sharing pictures of your children with a raised fist on social media. For every photo shared using #PowerOfBabies Pampers will donate £1 to Bliss. "Pampers Preemie Protection 'little fighters' #PowerOfBabies | Nappies for Premature Babies" (Lyrics) I'm comin' home, I'm comin' home Tell the world I'm comin' home Let the rain wash away All the pain of yesterday I know my kingdom awaits And no matter what it takes I'm comin' home, I'm comin' home Tell the world I'm comin' Every day is a fight when you arrive early and we're proud to be in your corner Designed for even the smallest babies. Pampers

"Galaxy Duet TV advert" To celebrate the launch of the new Duet bar, Galaxy have brought together rapper Bxnjamin and singer Chanele McGuinness to duet on a new version of the classic Moon River. (Lyrics) Moon River Wider than a mile Wherever you'll be going I'll be going your way I'll be crossing you in style someday Someday Oh Dream Yo, dream maker lost in the wild Heartbreaker I'll be I'mma cross you in style Where you're going I'll be Yo, I'll be going your way New Galaxy Duet Cookies & Cream Two flavours in perfect harmony

"Moon River" is a song composed by Johnny Mercer (lyrics) and Henry Mancini (music) in 1961, for whom it won that year's Academy Award for Best Original Song. It is most well-known for being sung in the movie Breakfast at Tiffany's by Audrey Hepburn.