Trinny Woodall

My mum, you know, I was the last kid and for a while I wasn't that well.

So I came out of boarding school for a year and we lived in France because the air was meant to be good.

I don't know what reason.

My dad travelled a lot for work.

And then I spent two years where I was living at home in Germany and my siblings were at boarding school.

And that's when they weren't getting on.

And I think my mum was probably...

just going into menopause, but she was having no idea of the emplacement, but she was incredibly depressed and she was low.

I felt this low energy and my dad was away a lot.

And my dad actually had an affair for 30 years with somebody.

So that was happening at that time.

And I don't know if my mother knew then or not, but I just sensed this real

lowness in the household.

But I had a few years where I felt

We'd grown up with privilege and then, you know, I was thinking, would I go to university at 18?

I probably wasn't smart enough, but there wasn't that opportunity.

I needed to go and work.

And by then I'd also had a Saturday job since I was doing my A-levels.

So I kind of was earning and I started a little business when I was at school.

Well, it was a little...