Jamie Oliver shares pride at daughter’s future career at Sun’s Who Cares Wins awards

JAMIE Oliver revealed his pride over daughter Daisy, who is training to be a nurse.

The 19–year-old, the second of his five children, is in the middle of her nursing degree in Leeds.

Jamie said: “I’m very proud of her and I think to be a carer of any kind, to contribute to saving lives in any way, it’s so humbling.

“She worked last year in an old people’s home and that’s an experience that will be with her for life.

“It’s a different breed of person that can do that work. It’s different gravy altogether.”

Jamie, 47, said his family and grandparents have used the NHS in the past – “and the odd time when I cut myself in the early days.”

The TV chef presented the Who Cares Wins award for best charity to Jump, which provides professional photography and video services for families of children with life-limiting illnesses to create special memories.

Jamie told The National Lottery-sponsored awards: “At people’s darkest hour where the kids and their parents are at their most vulnerable, these little bits of care are what create precious memories.”