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Rose Ayling-Ellis supported by friends and fans as she sets record straight – 'The only way is up!'

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Rose Ayling-Ellis gave a powerful speech during the Alternative MacTaggart lecture at the Edinburgh TV Festival this past weekend, where the actress opened up about the challenges those who cannot hear face daily.MORE: Rose Ayling- Ellis breaks silence following breakup reportsIn a new Instagram post, shared on Tuesday, the current Strictly Come Dancing winner shared the full video of her powerful speech and revealed it was the "hardest thing I ever done".WATCH: Strictly star Rose Ayling-Ellis unveils first Barbie doll with hearing aids"The video of my full speech is now up.

The link is in my bio," she began to write alongside a picture of her up on stage at the festival.MORE: Strictly's Rose Ayling-Ellis confirms exciting new role after EastEnders exitREAD: Strictly's Rose Ayling-Ellis reveals transformation for very special reason"What you seen so far is only a glimpse of whole speech.

It took me three months to write this. To finally stand there and say these words was the hardest thing I ever done.A post shared by Rose Ayling-Ellis (@rose.a.e)Rose shared a picture of herself at the festival"It felt vulnerable and uncomfortable.

But I wanted to be honest and real. I am so grateful for everything that have happened to me and so so so lucky to be where I am.

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