Amy Childs--100% Me by Amy Childs

Amy Childs--100% Me by Amy Childs

Author:Amy Childs
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Blink Publishing
Published: 2015-01-15T00:00:00+00:00


What goes on in the press definitely affects my business and it’s not always in a good way. I think a lot of the girls when they first come and work for me have their guard up, and that’s probably a good thing. They all know not to talk about anything important to people they don’t know. When the press want to know things about me, paps will often come in and try and get information, pretending to be normal customers, and the girls always have to be very careful about what they say. The paps will try and question them, and with a little bit of experience you kind of get used to how to deal with it and what to say. But for a lot of the girls that part is tricky and I feel bad when that happens. At the end of the day, they are therapists and don’t need all that rubbish. They didn’t sign up for all that, it’s well muggy. I know Hannah, who is one of my best friends and the salon manager, saw it all (the fame, the media, the paps) for what it is after I had my car crash last year in October 2014. I rolled my motor*, didn’t I? My white Range Rover, I wrote it off and it was awful. I got back home after and Hannah came over to see me and she couldn’t even get in my driveway because there were so many press and paparazzi outside. Times like that are totally mental. I don’t like it when that happens and everything goes totally mad. It’s quite scary. It was Hannah’s birthday the next day and she wanted me to go out for lunch with her, but I didn’t want to face anyone, I was still shaken up and I just wanted to stay at home. Hannah, of course, talked me into it. I was sitting in the back of the car and I was jumping at every slight move because I was so nervous after the crash, and then you’ve got the paparazzi sitting up the bum of Hannah’s car. I was wearing a neck brace and I couldn’t move my neck at all, and as we walked into the restaurant all the cameras were in my face taking pictures. Hannah was really mugged off* about it. She hates seeing me go through those kinds of things but it’s part and parcel of the life I am in and you have to take the rough with the smooth. The payoff is the lifestyle I have and I get that. It’s hard at times but mostly I get on with it.

My brain works overtime all the time. I often think I should be asleep the minute my head hits the pillow but it’s in the night that I get to think about things. I have little brainwaves in the middle of the night about what we could be doing but I also wake up in the night worrying that people might not like something.



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