Ferne McCann takes part in scream therapy to remove past negative energy
24.05.2022 - 21:09
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Ferne McCann tries scream therapy with her best friend Carl Cunard on Wednesday's episode of First Time Mum. The reality star, 31, and her BFF, 31, head to the woods to let go of past blockages in their life and to remove any negative energy so it doesn't impact her new relationship with beau Lorri Haines.
Speaking prior to their scream therapy, Ferne says: "The screaming in the forest is something I've always wanted to do. "I mean, this new relationship that feels really big, colossal, I mean there's big changes in my life and I just want to let the past go! Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.
"I want to learn from the past and get rid of that negative energy. First things first, we need to suss out exactly what's holding us back from moving on." Ferne admits hers is "social media stalking", confessing that she has wasted so much time going through people's profiles, while Carl says his is the word "toxic".The duo then start screaming in the forest as Ferne jokes in a VT: "Now, we're not holding back.
We're really going for it!" It goes back to their screaming as Ferne yells: "He loves me!", adding: "This is a full body experience... a little bit of wee came out as well!" The reality star first went public with Lorri back in January this year as she shared a series of loved-up snaps of them together.
Since then, the couple have gone from strength to strength with Lorri, 31, who has a son from a previous relationship, moving in with Ferne in the UK. Last week's episode saw Ferne ask new boyfriend Lorri a big question as they took their relationship to the next level.The couple decided to throw an incredible peacock-themed party in celebration of
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