Legendary DJ Fatboy Slim, whose real name is Norman Cook, brought smiles and energy to the Chestnut Tree House children’s hospice near Arundel during a heartfelt visit. The iconic Hove DJ spent the day with patients, nurses, and carers, offering an unforgettable two-hour DJ lesson and performance. The visit was particularly special for nine-year-old Loui Legend, a devoted Fatboy Slim fan who receives care and support at the hospice.
Loui’s mother, Karly, expressed her gratitude for the memorable experience. “It has made Loui’s year. He’s a big fan and genuinely loves listening to Fatboy Slim’s music at home,” she shared. “He even chose his shirt today to match Fatboy Slim—it was a brilliant opportunity, and we’re incredibly thankful.”
Norman Cook, known for his electric performances and chart-topping hits, also took time to tour the hospice. Reflecting on his visit, he said, “There’s a wonderful feeling to the place. Children bring their own sense of mischief and noise, which creates such a vibrant energy. I’m very impressed.”
Chestnut Tree House provides essential care and respite for children with life-limiting conditions and their families. Moments like this showcase the power of music to uplift and connect people in challenging circumstances.
The star’s visit not only brightened the day for children like Loui but also offered a well-deserved morale boost for the hospice staff, who work tirelessly to support their young patients. Fatboy Slim’s gesture of kindness demonstrates the impact of using one’s platform to give back to the community.
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This heartwarming story reminds us of the joy and connection that music can bring, even in the most unexpected places.
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