India Hicks

It wasn't really something that was even really mentioned.

I mean, clearly, I wasn't academic in that way.

And as I said, I had certainly not dedicated myself, let's put it like that, in school.

So I sort of fell into modeling by mistake.

And I was never a very good model.

But what I loved about it was, again, allowed me to travel.

And what I really loved about it, it allowed me to be financially independent.

And that I liked.

And looking back, I took great pride in not...

taking the money from my parents, but earning my own money.

And I think that started a feeling of independence.

It wasn't necessarily being the financial independence, but living an independent life from where I come from.

And now if I look back, I moved very quickly out of England.

I moved to Boston, then I moved to New York, then I moved to Paris, and then I end up in the Bahamas.

So I never really came back to England.

1979, I was 11.

And in fact, his funeral, we were all there on holiday in Ireland.

I heard the bomb.

And- You heard the bomb with your ears?

I heard the bomb with my ears.