By her own admission, Linda Robson has always struggled with her weight and body image. ‘My weight has yo-yoed so much over the years,’ she confessed. But after decades of diets and mental health struggles, Linda finally feels confident in herself and has found a healthy balance when it comes to food.
‘I’m fine with my figure now. I’m always going to have a bit of a tummy. I get that from my mum,’ she said.
Here, Linda, 66, reveals how she learnt to love herself, why staying busy keeps her young and why she’ll never deny herself the odd treat…
Ditching fad diets
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