Naomi Watts and Dree Hemingway are teaming up with Camilla and Marc to raise awareness about ovarian cancer in a moving campaign.
Naomi Watts and Dree Hemingway have joined Georgia Fowler and Willa Devereux to support a cause of great importance in a new campaign by Camilla and Marc, the brand created by Australian designers Camilla Freeman-Topper and Marc Freeman. This campaign holds deep personal significance for the Freeman siblings, who lost their mother to ovarian cancer when they were teenagers. Despite advances in medicine, the lack of effective tests to detect this disease remains a critical issue.

Over the past four years, Freeman and Freeman-Topper have raised $1.7 million for ovarian cancer research, with 100% of the funds directly invested in this cause. Their goal is to develop a simple test based on a blood draw and a PCR reaction, eliminating the need for specialized equipment and invasive procedures.

The campaign also features collaboration with Dr. Kristina Warton from the University of New South Wales, who is leading the research. The Freeman siblings hope that their awareness and fundraising efforts will drive research towards clinical trials by 2026. Watts, Hemingway, and other prominent figures are using their platforms to support this noble cause and destigmatize discussions about women’s health.