Sophie Monk for Breast Cancer Charity

Sophie Monk and Ashlin Gorse will host a very special fashion show for breast cancer on Wednesday, October 13, in Los Angeles.

The fashion show will raise money for the Breast Cancer Charities of America, the only non-profit bringing the “integrated cancer care” message to the women of America. The charity brings together the different healthcare and allied healthcare disciplines—oncology, nursing, psychology, sociology, nutrition, exercise physiology, spirituality and more. Working together, these professions comprise the new discipline of “integrated cancer care.” Integrated cancer care is long overdue in this nation. Today it holds the one best promise for preventing, treating and surviving breast cancer.

The event takes place from 7:00PM-11:00PM at Guys & Dolls Lounge, 8713 Beverly Blvd, in Los Angeles. Pink Carpet arrivals begin at 7:00PM. The Pink runway show will commence at 8:00pm followed by a Silent Auction and an evening of cocktails, light bites and music provided by the much loved DJ Lady Sha. Monetary donations will be accepted throughout the event, all proceeds will go to benefit the Breast Cancer Charities of America and the iGoPink campaign.

Expected to attend the event are Liberty Ross, Samantha Mumba, Estella Warren, Cuttino Mobley and many others.

Sophie Monk Hot Gossips

There is nothing more shocking in this world than discovering that your man is cheating on you with another woman.

What is even more painful is the fact that if one found out that the woman has been kept in dark all about this and it is your man who us guilty.

Actress Sophie Monk recently went through this harrowing experience when she found that her boyfriend Diaz with another woman.

Her first reaction was fleeing from the scene. However later she came back and we absolutely appreciate the fact that she actually took the initiative of talking with the girl and discovering that she knew nothing about the fact that Diaz has got a girlfriend.

Well getting cheated is a traumatic experience and we sympathize with what Sophie is going through. It is natural to feel angry, guilty and shameful at times and we think it’s completely ok to have those pangs of pain.

It is extremely unfortunate when you need to suffer from fault of another person. However we would advise Sophie to remember that these things keep happening in one’s life and we need to take things in a positive manner to move ahead in life.