Strange one this. Her mum died in 2000 and in September 2012, she was quoted as saying she had not been able to come to terms with her mother's death for several years.
Just wonder why now? After all those years? Why not before? And usually the pain of a death of someone close subsides more and more over the years.
She had so much going for her and had a family of her own, yet seemingly the pain and anguish of her mother's death festered and grew and grew until it no longer became bareable.
Shame. RIP.
Just wonder why now? After all those years? Why not before? And usually the pain of a death of someone close subsides more and more over the years.
She had so much going for her and had a family of her own, yet seemingly the pain and anguish of her mother's death festered and grew and grew until it no longer became bareable.
Shame. RIP.
Saw her arguing with Katie Hopkins on TV recently and she looked healthy. Tragic for her young children.
It's a sad situation all round. Young girl with everything going for her, who seemingly could never come to terms with her mothers death, yet has potentially passed this same issue on to her kids.
Not being horrible but if its true, i have no sympathy for her anymore. Got no sympathy for people who use drugs. They know the risks, they get themsleves into that mess
Its a horrible trap for someone to get themselves into, awful awful drug. I have every sympathy.
The poor girl was clearly mentally ill...manic depressive....she used drugs as a mean of escape....and she finally did.
"There but for the grace of god"....and all that...
RIP Peaches. Heres hoping your kids don't suffer the same illness.
Glad you mentioned that, many people still don't understand that addiction is an illness.
I think social services should be involved with the kids straight away if this sort of stuff was going on. If the dad is at it too, get them out of there.
It is the kids I feel sorry for, knowing they weren't enough to make their mummy happy compared to drugs.
If this happened in a flat in hillfields there would be uproar and the kids would be gone
It is the kids I feel sorry for, knowing they weren't enough to make their mummy happy compared to drugs.
If this happened in a flat in hillfields there would be uproar and the kids would be gone