Mental health can be nasty but there is light at the end of the tunnel!Collection: Health
I've done all the big weddings. I don't want a wedding, I want a marriage.Collection: Wedding
I've always got on well with Piers - I think he's lovely. Whenever I've done 'Good Morning Britain' with him, we've always had a laugh.Collection: Morning
It's not like when I was 15 I was like, 'When I grow up I'm going to get married four times and have five children with different surnames and three different dads - I can't wait.'
My first bankruptcy was the best thing that could have happened to me. All those hangers-on all just disappeared.
When I was growing up with my mum we didn't have two pennies to rub together. I used to get my money from doing the ironing with my foster parents.
I really wish I'd been a lot more sensible with my money and invested it, but it's the past and I had a good time spending it.
When you get made bankrupt they take everything off you. It's all gone. They took both houses, my cars. They came in the house and they tried to take the telly and the toys but we got all that stopped.
There was always a little girl inside me wanting someone to look after me, but I realise now that I'm the only one who can look after me.
When I talk about my childhood I used to say it as if it was scripted and I'd make jokes because it was a defence mechanism.
You learn about the Battle of Hastings. What's that going to do for somebody when they leave school?
I think I have a story to tell to inspire people - and for me that's what 'Life Stories' is all about.
It doesn't matter how many failed relationships you've had, or if your husband has died, or if your partner and you have seperated - everyone deserves to be happy.
I want to make my life the best it can be and as soon as I'm happy, my kids are going to be happy. and that's the main thing.
I want land where I can keep animals. There's something so simple and wholesome about that kind of life and living off the land.
What I love about 'This Morning' is that they get all walks of life on there and they give everyone a second chance, I'm eternally grateful for that.
For years I would say it was Brian's fault for leaving me, my mums' fault, my accountants' fault for taking all my money, but at some point, you have to own it. You have to move on and accept it and share your story and help others.
The first time I got married, for me, that was it forever. You know, grow old together, have a family and be together until the day you die.