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‘I did what I could…’: Mark Wright breaks down as he recalls trying to save a stranger who suffered a cardiac arrest – as he highlights importance of CPR training

Mark Wright broke down in tears as he appeared live on Thursday’s This Morning as he recalled trying to save a man’s life.

The former TOWIE star, 35, told how he tried to perform CPR on a man at a hotel he was staying in while on holiday but sadly it was too late to keep him alive.

Mark explained that he and wife Michelle Keegan arrived at the hotel for their trip and a woman approached him ‘in a tizz’ about her husband who had collapsed.

Sad: Mark Wright broke down in tears as he appeared live on Thursday's This Morning as he recalled trying to save a man's life

Sad: Mark Wright broke down in tears as he appeared live on Thursday’s This Morning as he recalled trying to save a man’s life

Getting emotional as he recalled the incident Mark said: ‘I did what I could – he was there for a while before I got there.’

‘He wasn’t necessarily alive when I gave him CPR but it allowed the ambulance to put him on a life support machine, some breaths

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‘He wasn’t pronounced dead while he was in my hands.’

Upset: The former TOWIE star, 35, told how he tried to perform CPR on a man at a hotel he was staying in while on holiday but sadly it was too late to keep him alive.

Upset: The former TOWIE star, 35, told how he tried to perform CPR on a man at a hotel he was staying in while on holiday but sadly it was too late to keep him alive.

In this situation the man passed away, but it bought the family some time, Mark added. 

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