Marvin and Rochelle Humes get soaked as they take Ice Bucket Challenge

It’s the craze that has been sweeping across the United States – getting everyone from precocious pop star Justin Bieber to talk show royalty Oprah Winfrey soaked in the process. Taking a turn on Friday - albeit on British shores - it was presenting duo Marvin and Rochelle Humes who became the latest stars to get drenched for charity as they accepted the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. Marvin and Rochelle Humes take a soaking after becoming the latest celebrities to face the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge The good sportsjoined a growing number of celebrities to take part in the viral craze, which helps raise money and awareness for neurodegenerative disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis – also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. Drenched: The couple attempt to complete their presenting gig after getting soaked on Friday afternoon Especially for you: Rochelle gets an extra bucket from fellow presenter Rylan Clark while Marvin looks on Rotten luck: The Saturdays star can't believe it as Essex boy Rylan gives her an unwanted second helping Rochelle and Marvin, who got married in July last year, welcomed their first child Alaia-Mai in May 2013 and are regularly spotted out and about with each other after conquering the charts with their respective bands. Comedy central: Marvin has a giggle as Rochelle attempts to do something with her soaking wet hair Your turn: The married presenting duo nominated Philip Schofield, Harry Styles and Rylan for the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Thumbs down: The pair were happy to do their part for charity as they laughed with fellow staff All in good fun: The couple couldn't stop laughing as they began to dry off Pretty in pink: Rochelle was seen with a large pink towel wrapped around her following her dousing Look at me: The Saturdays singer displayed her soaked attire to fellow presenter Rylan Clark A source told The Sun: 'They've been working pretty much non-stop for six years and want some time off to focus on all their various solo interests.'