My ex-wife, because I should have been a better man.
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View all 209 →To my first real boyfriend, for being so mean to him. But really I was just being mean to myself.
My parents, for my new show.
I did say sorry to my mum, for being the way I was when I was a teenager. You become a parent and go, “Oh my God, this is what they were doing.”
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View profile →I cried this morning when I was meditating, for the first time. I had this real feeling of gratitude that my dad survived his addiction.
As someone who helped people live healthier lives.
My mum was only 17 when she had my brother, and 19 when she had me. She was learning the ropes as she went along, and had a heroin addict boyfriend, which wasn’t easy.
My PE With Joe work, over the last weeks.
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