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Mollie Pearce
Mollie Pearce is a television personality and disability speaker who reached the final of The Traitors and competed on Dancing on Ice. She speaks about limb difference, living with a stoma, and body confidence.
Mollie Pearce is a television personality, content creator, and disability model who has changed what UK audiences see and hear about invisible illness.
From Bristol, Mollie was born without digits on her right hand and was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis at eleven, leading to stoma surgery at eighteen. She reached the final of the second series of The Traitors on BBC One, where she chose to talk openly about living with a stoma on national television. In 2025 she competed on ITV's Dancing on Ice, and she has presented films for Morning Live and appeared on Breakfast, This Morning, Lorraine, and Loose Women.
As a model and creator, Mollie has worked with Marks and Spencer, Next, L'Oreal, Primark, Waitrose, Holland and Barrett, Aveeno, and Joma Jewellery, pushing for limb difference and stoma visibility in mainstream advertising rather than in campaigns aimed only at disabled customers.
Audiences hear what it takes to talk publicly about a condition most people hide, how representation in advertising and media affects the people it depicts, and how she rebuilt confidence through surgery, recovery, and a very public competition.
Mollie brings audiences a story rarely told, demonstrating that visibility, done right, can change how people see themselves as much as how they're seen.
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Mollie Pearce draws on her own chronological narrative — from diagnosis and surgery through to national television appearances — to show audiences the practical and emotional process of going public with an invisible illness.
Mollie Pearce speaks on invisible illness and stoma visibility, disability representation in mainstream media and advertising, and rebuilding confidence through surgery, recovery, and public life. She reached the final of The Traitors series two on BBC One, where she spoke openly about living with a stoma to a national audience.
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