Man Dons Pink Tutu, Wearing just a pink tutu and letting it all hang out, Bob Carey has been snapped gallivanting around the world. Dressed as a giant (and hairy) ballerina Mr Carey has bravely ventured out into public in his fluffy tutu more than 100 times in the name of charity.
His whacky photos have seen him take on the bustling Times Square, packed subways and even a field full of cows. 'The only time a cop said anything to me was when I got close to the horses. He asked, ‘You got anything on under there?’ I showed him my pink shorts and he said, ‘Okay, just wanted to check.’ Mr Carey told the Daily News.
Linda’s aggressive cancer went into remission after her first treatments, then came back in December 2006. She’s still in chemotherapy.
Mr Carey He’s set up a website, thetutuproject.com, to generate donations to produce funds to cover the cost of his book which he hopes will become a funding source for charities for years to come.
He said another benefit is that the book will give breast cancer patients a story of hope.
'My wife really wants to inspire other women,' he told the Daily News.
'She’s been doing this for eight and a half years now. She’s really a miracle.'
His whacky photos have seen him take on the bustling Times Square, packed subways and even a field full of cows. 'The only time a cop said anything to me was when I got close to the horses. He asked, ‘You got anything on under there?’ I showed him my pink shorts and he said, ‘Okay, just wanted to check.’ Mr Carey told the Daily News.
Linda’s aggressive cancer went into remission after her first treatments, then came back in December 2006. She’s still in chemotherapy.
Mr Carey He’s set up a website, thetutuproject.com, to generate donations to produce funds to cover the cost of his book which he hopes will become a funding source for charities for years to come.
He said another benefit is that the book will give breast cancer patients a story of hope.
'My wife really wants to inspire other women,' he told the Daily News.
'She’s been doing this for eight and a half years now. She’s really a miracle.'
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