Davina McCall

And to social media had just started.

So a lot of wanting to connect with fan sites and all I was seeing is just images of me being a doll and being this version of me that they'd fallen in love with.

And I crumbled it, sort of took a sledgehammer to it because I had to let go of my ego and that identity.

And I just unfollowed everything to my own detriment.

I hurt a lot of people and I feel so bad about that.

I didn't realize how much a follow felt to certain people at that time.

But people were saying that I was dead to them and how dare I and all of this.

So that just then piled on top of everything I was feeling.

But I had to let go of my ego and that was the only way for me to do it is to stop.

living in a bubble of a representation that had been built of me that I had to set a standard for every time I woke up.

And then that meant I went back to sort of sitting in my piece and was like, well, what's the one thing that's always driven me?

It's dance.

So I came to London and I went and started teaching some dance classes, teaching heels classes.

And that's when I finally found, got to dance and found my new home and my new family again.

It did.

Yeah, it did, absolutely.

And I think, you know, the leg tilt is a thing.

When I did, when I grew up and came up with my leg tilt, that was like the sign.

It's like she stretched her out.

Do more.