On distribution of the norm for normal random elements in the space of continuous functions

We consider distributions of norms for normal random elements X in separable Banach spaces, in particular, in the space C(S) of continuous functions on a compact space S. We prove that, under some nondegeneracy condition, the functions $ {{\mathcal{F}}_X}=\left\{ {\mathrm{P}\left( {\left\| {X-z} \right\|\leqslant r} \right):z\in C(S)} \right\},r\geqslant 0 $ , are uniformly Lipschitz and that every separable Banach space B can be ε-renormed so that the family $ {{\mathcal{F}}_X} $ becomes uniformly Lipschitz in the new norm for any B-valued nondegenerate normal random element X.