“I was TIRED!” Fiona Bruce, 58, admits she was ashamed to train with her GP after being “horrified” by the lack of activity
From Callum Wells to Mailonline
Posted: 00:12, 28 June 2022 | Updated: 02:09, 28 June 2022
Fiona Bruce admitted that she was embarrassed to train by her GP, who left her feeling “tired” from the lack of movement.
The 58-year-old news reader made the confession in line with her gorgeous cover photo for a woman and home, which sees her graceful in a series of colorful outfits.
She explained how the doctor was “so horrible” that she did “literally no” physical activity before making major repairs with the birth of her first son, Sam.
Confession: Fiona Bruce admits she was embarrassed to train by her GP, who left her feeling “tired” of not moving
The show’s reporter said: “I never did any exercise until I went to the GP before or as soon as I had Sam.
“When I was asked if I had done any exercise, I said ‘No,’ and the doctor said, ‘Literally none?’ I said no.”
“I was desperate because she was so terrified, so I decided to do something.
“For me, exercise doesn’t mean living longer, but it gives me energy and I don’t know what I would be without them.
She explained how the doctor was “so horrible” that she did “literally no” physical activity before making major repairs with the birth of her first son, Sam, 21 (pictured in 2011).
“I definitely get mental benefits. If I feel stressed at work or stressed that I have a lot of work, I find it really helpful.
Fiona shares Sam, as well as daughter Mia, 20, with her husband, media mogul Nigel Sharox, 65, whom she has been married to since 1994.
Fiona had previously admitted that she probably didn’t spend enough time with her two children when they were growing up because of her popular television career – and said she was grateful to have the same babysitter for 20 years.
Looks good: The 58-year-old news reader made the confession in line with her gorgeous cover photo for a woman and home, which sees her graceful in a series of colorful outfits
Frank: The show’s reporter said, “I never did any exercise until I went to see my GP before or as soon as I had Sam.”
Good reading: The August issue of woman & home goes on sale on Thursday, July 30th
The TV personality said that having the same babysitter for two decades helped her balance work and home life.
Appearing on the cover of the October issue of Good Housekeeping, she was asked how she balances work and motherhood, admitting: “It definitely helped if the same babysitter lived with us for 20 years.
She left when Mia graduated from GCSE, but she is a good family friend. “She added:” Did I spend enough time with my children?
“I think you scratch the surface of every working woman, and she’ll always think, ‘Probably not.’ I don’t think there is such a thing as quality time with your children. I think it’s the quantity.
“But there was never any doubt that they took precedence over everything in my life, and they always did.”
The August issue of woman & home goes on sale on Thursday, July 30th.
Family: Fiona shares Sam, as well as daughter Mia, 20, with her husband, media mogul Nigel Sharox, 65, whom she has been married to since 1994 (pictured in 2010).
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