Professional boxer, Johnny Fisher, known as ‘The Romford Bull’, and his father, John Fisher (Tik Tok sensation 'Big John'), visited the children's ward at Queen's Hospital on Tuesday 4 April,  bringing Easter treats for children on the ward.

They were joined by Stuart Kinnie from local supplies company Nxt Gen Enterprises, which sponsors Johnny and provided the Easter goodies as a way of giving back to the community.

Johnny said: "It's great helping and bringing happiness to little ones in hospital. I'm always eager to help smaller charities and young people in any way I can."

Big John added: "It's an honour and a privilege to be here. I'm grateful for the opportunity to use my social media following for a good cause. The charity's work is amazing, and I'm proud to be a supporter."

The Easter bags were filled with chocolate eggs and fun arts and crafts activities. The children were also gifted with ‘Romford Bull’ merchandise.

Stuart said: “Giving back to our local hospital is an amazing and rewarding experience. Being able to contribute to the local community through my business is a great feeling.”

The visit was organised by King George and Queen’s Hospitals Charity.

Pictured above are (l-r) Stuart, Johnny and Big John with members of our play team.