Believe it or not , 2015 marks the 30th anniversary of Comic Relief – and yesterday celebrities including Samantha Cameron were getting into the spirit of Red Nose Day . The Prime Minister ’ s wife posed for photographs with her 11-year-old daughter Nancy , who was painting her face as Larry , the Downing Street cat . In a rare interview yesterday she said the charity was ‘ close to my heart ’ , and revealed that her family made £200 for Red Nose Day last year , saying : ‘ Biscuits , flapjacks , scones – the kids and I cooked for days. ’ The Prime Minister ’ s wife posed for photographs with her 11-year-old daughter Nancy , who was painting her face as Larry , the Downing Street cat . She also gave an insight into their life behind closed doors , crediting her husband with being a ‘ good cook ’ and praising him for making an effort to join the children at breakfast and bedtime . But she joked that she was still trying to ‘ train ’ him to ‘ pick up his clothes ’ . Painting a picture of a normal family life , she talked about the school run , cinema trips , play dates at Number 10 and doing ‘ quite badly ’ at school quiz nights . And in the interview with The Sun , she said she was ‘ proud ’ of her husband , and ‘ desperately ’ wants him to win the election in May , but added : ‘ Obviously it will be up to the British people. ’ The Prime Minister 's wife also posted for a selfie with David Walliams . Mrs Cameron said she was 'proud ' of her husband and 'desperately ' wants him to win the election in May .
Nancy Cameron , 11 , posed for photographs with her mother Samantha . Turned Mrs Cameron into Larry Red Nose day with face paint . The Prime Minister 's wife took part in a rare interview for the Downing Street Cat . Revealed her family raised £200 for charity last year by baking .