Vicky Pattison fights back tears as she details 'stressful' filming experience
29.02.2024 - 12:17
/ ok.co.uk
Vicky Pattison has emotionally opened up about her "stressful" experience filming Comic Relief challenge Snow Going Back, with the ex Geordie Shore star revealing that she struggled in "darker moments". Vicky, 35, trekked across the Arctic Circle with Sara Davies, Alex Scott and Laura Whitmore for Red Nose Day in February. Appearing on ITV's Lorraine to chat about the mission, Vicky fought back tears as she recalled the tougher moments on the trip.
"In the some darker moments, it was hard," she told Lorraine Kelly. "It was cold and physically difficult. Just a really arduous thing we took on and I kind of retreat into myself sometimes and I had to think about the reasons I was doing it." Speaking about people living in poverty who'll benefit from Comic Relief fundraising, Vicky began to tear up.
"It's 2024 and the need for food banks has never been greater and you've got these incredible women who are having to frequent them because they're making decisions between turning on their heating and feeding their kids," she said with tears in her eyes. Vicky also revealed that she suffered with symptoms of premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) when her period coincided with the trip. PMDD is often referred to as severe pre-menstrual syndrome, with those affected dealing with acute irritability, depression or anxiety around their period.
"The best way I can describe it is PMS on steroids," Vicky said. "PMS is a sliding scale and this is right towards the real spicy the end. Very dark thoughts, very fatigued, anxiety, all the rest of it.
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