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Published 13:44 20 Oct 2017 BST
Updated 14:35 20 Oct 2017 BST
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Devastatingly, Mary Berry lost her 19-year-old son William in 1989. The teen was victim to a car crash and didn’t survive his injuries.
Eighty-two-year-old Mary, who is also mum to daughter Annabel and son Thomas, struggled to hold back her tears as she said;
“If I could have one more minute with William, I would thank him for being a brilliant son.”Rio Ferdinand said if he had one more minute with his wife Rebecca, who died from breast cancer in 2015, he would say;
“I’d definitely ask her about what she wanted with the children growing up at different stages, poignant moments in their development… Tell her I love her… There’s loads.”
Ben Fogle and his wife Marina had a son who was stillborn and as Ben said, they didn’t even have the first minute with their son. But Marina said;
“I think we would say what we tell our children every night and every morning, that we love them.”You can watch the full video for the #OneMoreMinute campaign here.
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