Rose Ayling-Ellis tipped for MBE

OHMYGOSSIP — Rose Ayling-Ellis is being tipped to receive an MBE.
The ‘EastEnders’ actress – who plays Frankie Lewis – made history as the first deaf contestant to win ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ last year, and she has been applauded for raising awareness of the disability and inspiring fellow deaf people.
And after Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall met Rose and her on-screen dad Danny Dyer (Mick Carter) on the set of the BBC One soap this week, where it was revealed that the royal family all voted for Rose, it’s been claimed she could be honoured by Queen Elizabeth.
A source told The Sun on Sunday newspaper: “Her success on ‘Strictly’ shone a light on the deaf community in a way that surpassed everyone’s expectations.
“Not only did she raise awareness about the challenges deaf people face, she was a true inspiration for them – particularly young people. She really did break down boundaries.”
Prince Charles’ wife said to Rose, Danny and her half-sister Nancy Carter (Maddy Hill) on the soap during her trip to Albert Square with her husband: “We were all voting for Rose.”
She continued: “I don’t know how you did all this and the dancing.”
Asked if the queen also watched the show, the duchess replied: “I think she does. She probably watched you.”
Rose admitted her conversation with Camilla was “mind-blowing”.
She said: “It was really funny because she’s a huge fan of Strictly Come Dancing and she mentioned that she voted for me which is so lovely, and her grandchildren watch it.
“It is amazing, so lovely. I mean come on, it’s the Royal family voting for me, sometimes you forget how many people watch the show, I am mind-blown.”
The royal couple visited the set while the cast were filming a special episode celebrating the queen’s Platinum Jubilee, and revealed themselves to be long-term viewers of the soap.

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