Lydia Rose Bright : Exceptionally Talented Actress Reveals her Workout, Diet and Beauty Secrets

Ms. Namita Nayyar: You have been associated actively with ITV text Santa charity by taking part in Phillip Schofields 24 hour live presenting challenge that was aired on ITV3, this association is dear to your heart, tell us how you have been able to achieve and quench your thirst of giving back to the society through this endeavor of your?

Ms. Lydia Rose Bright: I always think that it's a really big thing that when you come in the public eye and when and if you do become famous, it's really important that you use your platform in a positive way and I think giving back to charities is always a good way of giving back and raise awareness and feel good about yourself that you've done something good and yea it's really been great being involved in ITV's Text Santa.

I've always done some few charity things over the years like I did a big bike riding tour to India two years ago and that went over to all the streets and we raised 35,000 pounds for that charity which was a charity that's really close to my heart and next year January I'm embarking on this charity bike ride around South-East Asia and I'm really looking forward to doing that and giving back to a couple of charities that we're sponsoring for and its always really good, I'm a big kind of believer and I like to promote and raise awareness and raise money for children charities because my mum actually, my parents are foster carers and for me it's something kind of very personal to me.

So at the moment I'm an ambassador for Mencap Charity which is a charity for children and adults who have some learning difficulties and special needs and this is also very personal to me because a lot of children in our care unfortunately suffer with special needs and learning difficulties so it's nice to be involved with a charity that I can get first-hand help to people around me. There's another charity that I'm looking forward to work with next year which is a charity called TOPE, which is all about children that need care, that don't want to spend Christmas alone, so they all gather together and they get to spend Christmas together and it's a small kind of new charity and it's something I'm really looking forward to getting involved with.

I think it's very important to fund charities that are relatable to you so just get behind them and help them and try and raise awareness and get the night out there which is what I hope to do next year, which is something I've been trying to do throughout my career.