When did you last lie?

I’m awkward and terrible at it so I don’t even try.

Does the supernatural exist?

I believe in supernatural energy that certain people carry, which we can’t see but we feel.

Are you fatalistic?

Yes. You don’t realise until afterwards. Like, if I tried for a job and I didn’t get it but then I go on to get a better job, that is fate. With the first job, it just wasn’t my time.

What is your greatest fear?

Doubt. I’m really scared of being too scared to do things.

Animals or babies?

Can I have both? Three kids and a golden retriever, a husky and a chihuahua. Every kid gets an animal.

What talent do you yearn for?

I really wish I could sing like Beyoncé or Cynthia Erivo or Beverley Knight. I would sing ‘I’m Here’ from The Color Purple musical.

Do you like to be complimented?

It’s a bit awkward, isn’t it? I like to know that I’ve done well, but I don’t think it’s about being complimented. It’s nice when people do it, but it’s not something I seek out.

Do you have a high pain threshold?

I’m petrified of injections and needles and acupuncture, but if I hurt myself and my muscles are sore and I can’t move, that I can handle. I switch my mind off and move on. But if you said you were going to inject vitamins into me, I couldn’t handle it.

What book do you recommend most to others?

You Are A Badass by Jen Sincero. It’s a motivational book and it’s about being awesome and getting in tune with your awesomeness. It helps you maintain positivity, even when times are hard.

Strictly Come Dancing’s Oti Mabuse on the book that helps her stay positive, even when times are tough