Trinny Woodall

A lot of women are uncomfortable looking in a mirror.

Yes.

But whatever you feel uncomfortable with, it makes such a difference.

We've had 1.7 million customers at Trinidad.

But there was a lot of madness.

You started and finished a couple of businesses by your early 20s.

Being self-employed is convenient when you have a drug problem because you kind of don't always get up at 8am to go to an office.

By the time I was 20, I was using fully and it was slowly eroding my ambitions.

So much has to be removed from your life for you to think, I will do anything to change my life.

There's been tremendous love and amazing experiences and real trauma and ultimately death.

So I find it hard.

Because of the trauma at the end, I found it really, really challenging to look back and really relish the joy of when it was great.

And I think now I can.

I spent many years in my life being something for other people.

But the most important thing for a woman is to decide who I want to be for myself today.

Yeah.

Okay, so I'll tell you.

First of all, this is what happened.

So Lila comes upstairs and we both got a bit of jet lag so we were away.

She comes upstairs, you know, that morning 22-year-old.