Lifestyle October 29 2026

Something Extra | Thursday

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  • Stacey-Ann Hepburn-Brown is decked out in pink, powering through the 2026 JR2R Pink Run to support survivors, thrivers and fighters of breast cancer. Stacey-Ann Hepburn-Brown is decked out in pink, powering through the 2026 JR2R Pink Run to support survivors, thrivers and fighters of breast cancer. Photo - Contributed
  • Stacey-Ann Hepburn-Brown is decked out in pink, powering through the 2026 JR2R Pink Run to support survivors, thrivers and fighters of breast cancer. Stacey-Ann Hepburn-Brown is decked out in pink, powering through the 2026 JR2R Pink Run to support survivors, thrivers and fighters of breast cancer. Photo - Contributed
  • Friends Racquel Whyte, Shauna-Kay Campbell and Toni Campbell (from left) coordinate in matching pink outfits. Friends Racquel Whyte, Shauna-Kay Campbell and Toni Campbell (from left) coordinate in matching pink outfits. Photo - Contributed
  • Kim Thompson of the Pacers Run Club radiates joy along the route. Kim Thompson of the Pacers Run Club radiates joy along the route. Photo - Contributed
  • Software developer Jamelia Currie stays on theme in a pink unitard, complete with matching hair ribbons. Software developer Jamelia Currie stays on theme in a pink unitard, complete with matching hair ribbons. Photo - Contributed
  • Fitness and lifestyle content creator Whitney Waysome is powered up and ready to run for a cause. Fitness and lifestyle content creator Whitney Waysome is powered up and ready to run for a cause. Photo - Contributed
  • Dr Prudence Hall gears up for the early morning run, championing this year’s theme, ‘Miles and Miles of Hope’. Dr Prudence Hall gears up for the early morning run, championing this year’s theme, ‘Miles and Miles of Hope’. Photo - Contributed
  • Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr Christopher Tufton, shares a warm moment with Jamaica Reach to Recovery President Sandra Samuels as he congratulates her and the team on another successful staging of the Pink Run. Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr Christopher Tufton, shares a warm moment with Jamaica Reach to Recovery President Sandra Samuels as he congratulates her and the team on another successful staging of the Pink Run. Photo - Contributed
  • Jonhoi Vaughn spots the camera mid-run. Jonhoi Vaughn spots the camera mid-run. Photo - Contributed
  • Media personality and author Dr Terri-Karelle Johnson (centre) poses with her daughter, Naima-Kourtnae Reid, and Osville Linton Johnson, general manager of Berger Paints Jamaica Limited. Media personality and author Dr Terri-Karelle Johnson (centre) poses with her daughter, Naima-Kourtnae Reid, and Osville Linton Johnson, general manager of Berger Paints Jamaica Limited. Photo - Contributed
  • Trisha Cunningham strikes a fun pose for the lens. Trisha Cunningham strikes a fun pose for the lens. Photo - Contributed

More than 17,000 runners, walkers and wheelers flooded the streets in pink for the Jamaica Reach to Recovery Pink Run, turning out in record numbers for this year’s theme, ‘Miles and Miles of Hope’. Friends, families and colleagues joined the annual event to show their support for women affected by breast cancer, proudly sporting pink and embracing the community spirit that has become a hallmark of the run. Beyond the miles covered, the morning was a reminder of the people and stories behind the cause, and the collective hope that continues to fuel the fight against breast cancer. Something Extra has the highlights.

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