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Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Phillip Schofield and Rochelle Humes share their disgust over the death of George Floyd

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LEIGH-Anne Pinnock, Phillip Schofield and Rochelle Humes have joined the celebrities sharing their disgust over the death of George Floyd in the US.

A growing number of stars have been using their platforms to join the Justice For George campaign as they condemn the killing of Floyd, who died after a cop knelt on his neck.

The fury over the death of Floyd has led to protests across the US spreading to countries such as the UK, France and Germany.

This weekend stars took to social media to beg for change and support the Black Lives Matter movement. Little Mix singer Leigh-Anne, 27, urged fans to sign the petition Justice for George Floyd as she said on Instagram: "Enough is ENOUGH...

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