Samantha Jade featured on the new ''Margharita Month'' campaign for ''Cointreau''

10/10/23 - Samantha Jade interviewed on Channel Seven's ''The Morning Show'' in Sydney

12/07/23 - Samantha Jade filming a campaign for ''Simply Cocktails'' and ''Cointreau'' in Sydney

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Samantha Jade showing support to the ''Raise Awareness, Raise Some Money, Raise The Roof'' event against domestic violence

"Carers" foundation Australia's "Who Care?" campaign

March 2021 - "Dress For Success x Forever New's #GiveWithGrace" campaign

A #YouGotThis message of support for australians in year 12 from Samantha Jade

 

October 2020 - Promotional photoshoot for "Ralph Lauren's Pink Pony" campaign

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"The Salvation Army's Red Shield Appeal" promotional video campaign

"WorldPride 2023" campaign

Samantha Jade showing support for ''Solaris Cancer Care’s May We Thrive'' campaign

30/11/18 - Samantha Jade on the website "NowToLove.com"

Interview:

"Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" (Judy Garland cover):

The beautiful way singer Samantha Jade honours her late mum at Christmas time.

''It's tough every year.''

Aussie singer Samantha Jade has had an incredible year.

In the space of eleven months, the former "The X Factor Australia" winner has not only released two albums, "Best Of My Love" and "The Magic Of Christmas", but she also modelled for and launched her own lingerie line with "Bras n Things".

And just this week, she helped launch the "It Feels Good To Give" campaign with "Coca-Cola" and "The Salvation Army" for the second year in a row.

So now, with Christmas just around the corner, Sammy is ready for a well earned break and some quality time with her family.

Just before she hopped on stage to perform songs for the launch of the "Coca-Cola" truck in Darling Harbour Sydney, the petite bombshell sat down with "NowToLove.com.au" for an exclusive chat to talk about her Christmas plans.

Being the most wonderful time of the year for many, it's important to remember those we've lost and for Sammy's family it is always particularly poignant as they remember their mum, Jacqui Gibbs, who sadly lost her battle with cancer in 2014:

"We always have a moment", Sammy said, "And i think every big event especially Christmas, is the time of family and love and especially your mum, so it's tough every year and it's something that always is very...it's the big moment of the day realising she's not there", she said.

Jacqui was diagnosed in february 2014, at the same time her daughter made her acting debut playing Kylie Minogue on the Seven miniseries "INXS: Never Tear Us Apart".

And while the 32-year-old and her family have found it incredibly difficult to be without her mum, they try to keep "the tears to a minimum":

"We always take a second", she said and then with a smile added, "And then we can hear mum going: "Enjoy your day, get on with it, enjoy it", so we try and keep it to a minimum."

At the time of her mum's passing, Sammy released a statement to share the news with her fans.

The singer and actress confirmed the sad news of her mum's death via a statement just four months after being diagnosed:

"Our beautiful mother Jacqueline Deans Gibbs passed away peacefully with family by her side", she wrote, "She fought til the very end with the strength and grace by which she lived her life and will be deeply missed. We appreciate your kind words, prayers, and respect for our family during this very difficult time."

Even though Christmas will never be the same, Sammy did say that her family has a routine which most people will find very relatable:

"It's so boring", she said, "We get up, open presents and then we eat all day! There's just food and there's snacks and we just chat and we listen to Christmas carols and sometimes watch Christmas movies and we just have a really really relaxed day. I think the most important thing we can give each other is just time. So that's what we do, we just give each other the whole day to hang out."

Next year, Sammy is looking forward to writing some original music, but is acutely aware of how important it will be to take time for herself:

"I sometimes do struggle with anxiety here and there and i really think that self-care and taking time is important", she said, "And saying, ok, i need a minute, i need an hour and sleeping and drinking water, all those small things because that's the only way you can do those big things."

"It Feels Good to Give" campaign

"Coca-Cola" has joined forces with "The Salvation Army" on its "It Feels Good To Give" Christmas Truck Tour" of Australia.

In a World-first, the truck tour will feature a nationwide "Secret Santa". One of the biggest gift exchanges ever seen in Australia, it will see a truckload of presents travel more than 10 000km on a tour that embraces the spirit of giving at Christmas.

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29/11/18 - Samantha Jade being interviewed on 9Honey's "Celebrity"

How Samantha Jade is saying thank you to the nurses who helped her late mother.

Singer-songwriter Samantha Jade is paying tribute to the nurses who helped her late mum.

Jacqui Gibbs tragically died at the age of 51 in june 2014, six months after being diagnosed with cancer.

Four years on, Jade, 31, wants to thank the staff at "Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital" in Perth for taking care of her mother.

As part of "The Salvation Army" and "Coca-Cola's "It Feels Good To Give" campaign, the "Best Of My Love" singer is kicking off their nationwide "Secret Santa" by making sure the nurses feel special this Christmas:

"I just want them to be spoiled because they always are taking care of everybody else", Jade tells 9Honey's "Celebrity". So, we're going to give them a day like a spa. A pamper day, where they can be looked after for once. When my mum was unwell in hospital and she was going through such a hard time in her life - stage 4 cancer - she would call me and ask me to get presents for the nurses. It was a six-month period", the "Home And Away" star recalls, "It happened so fast. And those nurses were angels. They really were. The doctors, obviously, they do an incredible job. But, the nurses are just angels on earth. The way they know how to handle emotions and obviously, get the job done as well, is just amazing to watch."

Jade has always loved spending Christmas with her parents and her brothers, but she says it's bittersweet these days.

Her family continue to celebrate the holiday in the same house she grew up in:

"We've got the same Christmas tree, that we had for years and certain decorations i remember putting up with my mum when i was a little girl", says the singer, "Christmas is one of those big events that's just  never the same [after losing a loved one] and it's kind of bittersweet in a way. So, we go through a bit of a moment. But, then i know she would be going: "Okay. Stop thinking about me now. Have a good Christmas", you know? So, we try and turn it around quickly and just enjoy it together."

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12/04/18 - "The White Shirt" campaign promotional video

April 2018 - "Witchery's White Shirt" campaign promotional photoshoot on "Marie Claire Australia" magazine

Since "Witchery" launched its "White Shirt" campaign a decade ago, more than $10 million has been raised for the "Ovarian Cancer Research" foundation. To mark the milestone, 10 prominent australian women are showing their support for the cause by wearing "Witchery’s" capsule collection of 10 iconic white shirts in the may issue of "Marie Claire Australia". Here Kylie Gillies, Samantha Jade and Samantha Armytage reveal why this campaign is so important to them:

“I will do anything i can to take a stand against cancer. Unfortunately, we live in a World where everybody has been touched by cancer. It’s a very close issue to me because of my mum, Jacqui (Who passed away in 2014 after a short battle with an aggressive cancer). Cancer is a horrible disease, but the fact that there’s no early detection test for ovarian cancer is scary. That’s why i’m going to keep using my voice and being a part of these campaigns. What i learnt from my mum’s experience with cancer is that you need to appreciate the people you have in your life – which you often don’t until they’re gone. Tell your family you love them and give them a hug because you might not be able to one day.”

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December 2017 - "Support Act" promotional campaign

08/11/17 - Samantha Jade being interviewed for the website "DailyTelegraph.com.au"

"Friends4Youth" campaign: Samantha Jade’s mission to help cancer sufferers.

Aussie pop star Samantha Jade has opened up about her family’s battle with cancer while visiting teenage cancer patients at the Sydney children’s hospital.

The former "The X Factor Australia" winner, originally from Perth, said losing her mother to cancer three years ago has made her even more passionate about supporting young people fighting the disease.

Yesterday, the "Sony" foundation ambassador said she wants to make a difference, even if its simply bringing a smile to young patients’ faces.

The "Sony" Foundation funds life changing programs for those with special needs, facing cancer and those that have been marginalised from society.

Their "Friends4Youth" campaign raises money for "You Can" centres in hospitals around the country, where teens can take a break from treatment to relax and connect with other patients:

“I love coming to see the kids, they inspire me. My mum had cancer and i understand the journey for the parents, the support they need, and how tough it is. I love being able to put a smile on everyone’s dial”, Jade said, “My mum passed nearly three years ago and she fought really hard. What the "Sony" foundation does is amazing and i’ve been able to see their work first hand and be so involved. I was there for the opening of the first "You Can" centre in Perth in 2013, my mum came with me and it holds a special place in my heart.”

Jade also met with one of her biggest fans, 18-year-old cancer patient Zoie Moore.

After a year of intense chemotherapy, Zoie has now finished treatment for her Leukaemia and will be going home soon.

The teen has big plans for the future, including dreams of becoming a pilot, an events planner or a makeup artist:

“I just finished treatment and i’m so excited, it hasn’t hit me yet because i’m still going through side affects. Once i get home, i’ll be able to take a breath and say: “Yes, i’m on my way to recovery,” Zoie said, “I’m just looking forward to going places i haven’t been able to for a whole year, like shopping, going to the beach and hanging around crowds of people. Being able to drive my car will be so much better than having to rely on my mum and having my independence back will be the best thing.”

"Sony Music Australia" artists, including Samantha Jade, Jessica Mauboy and Dami Im, have donated unique auction items for the "Friends4Youth" campaign including a guitar signed by 22 of the artists that feature on the charity single released last week.

Jade has also donated a red carpet dress. All donations will go towards “You Can” centres around the country:

“All the artists are so lovely and everyone wants to help. For us, if singing a song is what we can do to help, then i’m all for it.”

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November 2017 - "Sony" foundation's "Friends4Youth" campaign promotional photoshoot

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26/08/17 - "Pink Hope's #KnowYourRisk" campaign promotional photoshoot

Samantha Jade supporting the "Say I Do Down Under" campaign