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Briony Williams was one of 12 contestants who battled it out to become Britain's best amateur baker on this year's The Great British Bake Off. During her time on the Channel 4 show, she won praise for her breads, cakes and desserts - even winning the coveted title of star baker during pastry week. She made it as far as the semi-final - but on social media, she gained praise for a different reason. Briony, 33, has a disability - her left hand stops at the wrist. At no point did the show mention her disability. In fact, it took about three episodes for viewers to realise. It turns out this was a conscious decision between Briony and Channel 4.

Briony may williams hand

To make sure you never miss out on your favourite NEW stories , we're happy to send you some reminders. Click ' OK ' then ' Allow ' to enable notifications. Great British Bake Off's Briony Williams has revealed on Twitter 'what happened' to what she affectionately calls her 'little hand'. A fan tweeted the baker to ask whether she had Poland's Syndrome , a very rare condition that is characterised by webbing of the fingers and of underdevelopment of chest muscle. It usually affects one side of the body. However, Briony replied to say she didn't have the syndrome and that she was simply born with a smaller hand. She explained that her hand didn't grow properly in the womb, and her mum wasn't given a diagnosis when she was born. Briony also explained in another tweet: "They never really gave my mum a diagnosis when I was born. Really appreciate the support, thank you. The stay-at-home mum has made it through to the quarter finals next week after impressing with her showstoppers and bakes in Danish week, along with Rahul, Kim-Joy and Ruby. The Great British Bake Off star previously convinced fans she was in the final with a snap of her new tattoos.

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Briony May Williams born or is a British celebrity chef and presenter. She presents the cooking show Food Unwrapped and the reality housing show Escape to the Country , and writes recipe columns for BristolLife and the supermarket Asda 's Good Living. Williams is from Bristol , England. In , Williams was a contestant on the ninth series of The Great British Bake Off , a television baking competition. Eliminated in the semi-final, she finished fourth of Williams told Bake Off producers that she did not want different accommodations due to her limb difference; after appearing on the show, she became more comfortable using the term disabled. Williams is a presenter of Food Unwrapped for Channel 4.

Briony Williams was one of 12 contestants who battled it out to become Britain's best amateur baker on this year's The Great British Bake Off. During her time on the Channel 4 show, she won praise for her breads, cakes and desserts - even winning the coveted title of star baker during pastry week. She made it as far as the semi-final - but on social media, she gained praise for a different reason. Briony, 33, has a disability - her left hand stops at the wrist. At no point did the show mention her disability. In fact, it took about three episodes for viewers to realise.

Briony may williams hand

To make sure you never miss out on your favourite NEW stories , we're happy to send you some reminders. Click ' OK ' then ' Allow ' to enable notifications. Great British Bake Off's Briony Williams has revealed on Twitter 'what happened' to what she affectionately calls her 'little hand'. A fan tweeted the baker to ask whether she had Poland's Syndrome , a very rare condition that is characterised by webbing of the fingers and of underdevelopment of chest muscle. It usually affects one side of the body. However, Briony replied to say she didn't have the syndrome and that she was simply born with a smaller hand. She explained that her hand didn't grow properly in the womb, and her mum wasn't given a diagnosis when she was born. Briony also explained in another tweet: "They never really gave my mum a diagnosis when I was born.

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The Great British Bake Off. British celebrity chef. Before we went in for the judging of the showstopper in the semi-final, I sat with one of the crew. In an interview earlier this year, Briony opened up about how the show has changed her life and said she is enjoying presenting Escape to the Country and Food Unwrapped. Great British Bake Off star Briony Williams, 35, from Bristol, has revealed on Loose Women today that she never asked for help on the show because she didn't want to be labelled as 'disabled' pictured. Prince and Princess of Wales switch roles as future king snaps photo of his wife and children for Mothers' Day Travis Kelce produces his first movie, which premieres this weekend She presents the cooking show Food Unwrapped and the reality housing show Escape to the Country , and writes recipe columns for BristolLife and the supermarket Asda 's Good Living. Eliminated in the semi-final, she finished fourth of I asked them not to mention my disability because I wanted to be treated like everyone else. Radio Times. France Greece Ireland. However, Briony replied to say she didn't have the syndrome and that she was simply born with a smaller hand. She opened up about finally becoming 'proud' of her deformity, despite years of being insecure.

She is best known for reaching the semi-finals of the Great British Bake Off in She has had her limb difference since birth, and it has never stopped her being independent or achieving her goals.

I didn't want the big label, the first disabled baker. I managed to scrape it all off and redo it, so it was fine in the end. Blogger at Rock For Disability. Revealed: The very unflattering side-effect of Ozempic Due to his cerebral palsy he uses a talking iPad app to speak, similar to the equipment scientist Professor Stephen Hawking also used. Don't be a martyr. It would be great to do a piece on some of their dishes that we find unusual, such as guinea pig! Princess Eugenie says 'mumsy' Sarah Ferguson is an 'inspiration to women' as she interviews her for Mothers' I didn't want the big label, the first disabled baker. The Great British Bake Off star previously convinced fans she was in the final with a snap of her new tattoos. Princess of Wales goes without her wedding rings as she showcases a pared-down look with jeans and reworn One excited fan commented: " Ahhhh it's so lovely, is this a hint at your amazing baking journey