'Just before the intermission - I'm sorry about this if you're having your breakfast block your ears. The news anchor, 45, covered her mouth as her co-star, 66, read a viewer message relating to the recent controversy surrounding disrespectful audiences in theatres.Īpologising to audiences who might have had a mouthful of breakfast, he read: 'We were in the theatre and the woman behind us was drinking champagne like water with a rowdy man who was slugging lager after lager. Last week Ranvir Singh was left speechless after Richard told a very revolting story during an episode of Good Morning Britain. 'He came in one morning, picked me off the floor and said, 'Don't worry, we just need to get you to someone who can help.''Ĭhloe gushed about her close relationship with Richard in the interview, noting their similar sense of self-belief and insisting, despite his infamous TV gaffes that 'I've never found him embarrassing.' When I stopped being able to sleep it was Dad who booked me in to see a psychotherapist and set me on the road to recovery.'Ĭhloe explained that her father is comfortable dealing with depression' after her mother Judy was diagnosed with severe postnatal depression after Chloe was born. 'Going out drinking three or four times a week was the one form of calories I could keep down. I'd had a bad breakup and I was doing Dancing on Ice, which was stressful,' Chloe told the Sunday Times. 'I went from having bouts of anxiety to being physically sick with it day and night. The health and fitness coach, 35, revealed in a joint interview with her TV presenter dad, 66, that they are 'best friends' and he was the one to 'set me on the road to recovery' after she was diagnosed with generalised anxiety disorder in her early twenties.

Richard quipped: 'Apparently he's an ace mouser, thank you very much indeed.'Ĭhloe Madeley recently described the moment her father Richard 'picked me off the floor' and helped her seek help for her debilitating anxiety. 'So you need to have a word with Sir Lindsay Hoyle and say can you borrow Attlee for the day.' The speaker said Attlee has been going around to check there were not any mice around, and there were absolutely none. She explained: 'He's brought his cat, Attlee, down to do this. Pest problem: The TV presenter, 66, explained how Judy, 74, was forced to leave their bedroom because of a mouseĬharlotte then revealed Sir Lindsay Hoyle, the speaker of the House of Commons, brought his cat to Downing Street to scare off the mice.

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