Falling in love is like going to the doctor and being told that you need to put on weight. You feel elated.
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Realising that if they were drowning, you’d try to save them.
Real love feels like freedom.
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My half-electric Volvo.
For making people’s journeys on the M6 a bit easier.
As an adult, not having my own horse yet.
Modelling in South Korea, aged 19. After a party, I flopped into bed, lit a big candle and balanced it on top of a massive box of matches. I created my own firework display when the candle burnt down and set fire to it. It made the biggest noise ever which, luckily, woke me from my slightly boozy slumber.
The ability to walk in high heels.
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