On the heels of the TNT drama series “King and Maxwell” being canceled after just one season, actress and model, Rebecca Romijn, has taken no time bouncing back. However, this particular camera act is a little different from her norm, and quite humorous. While most thought the short video was a hoax, UPROXX confirms that the video is indeed ‘real.’
In commemoration of Breast Cancer Awareness Week, Romijn has taken a moment to offer her contribution to the worthy cause. In a short video for the comedic website, Funny Or Die, Romijn introduces the “Hand Bra” which pays reverence to the “self-check” tactic that medical professionals often urge women to perform periodically.
The “self-check” examination is a simple process in which women are to simply feel for any lump, thickening, or hardened knots around the breast area. Romijn’s video is a comedic way to raise awareness and a get the message out in a light-hearted manner.
http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/04252b06cf/the-hand-bra-by-rebecca-romijn
Funny or Die took to Twitter in an effort to get the message out.
.@RebeccaARomijn is excited to tell you about her handy new product, inspired by the world of modeling: http://t.co/xVJSJ7iXkB
— Funny Or Die (@funnyordie) October 8, 2013
Obviously, the message is getting across accordingly, as several fans chimed to offer positive feedback after viewing the short sketch stating that they’d be ‘ordering their Hand Bra.’ Romijn took a moment to re-tweet some of the feedback.
So excited! Just ordered my @RebeccaARomijn Hand Bra! @funnyordie has all the deets/teets! http://t.co/1X4AcioUHt #breasthealth
— Bette Bentley (@TheBetteBentley) October 8, 2013
It's #BreastCancerAwarenessWeek on @funnyordie I wrote a v. serious sketch starring @RebeccaARomijn so watch & donate http://t.co/Nvbeie5dsv
— Ally Hord (@hordie) October 8, 2013
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