‘I took this with me’: Strictly’s Kym Marsh reveals being bullied at school has left her in doubt as she admits she has ‘bullying syndrome’ impostor” in the show
Kym Marsh has revealed that years of horrific bullying have left her in doubt.
The Strictly Come Dancing star, 46, has told how her ordeal ‘hit me hard’ and impacted her adult life as she has now become her own ‘worst enemy’ when it comes to self-criticism.
Kym’s low self-confidence even left her over-analyzing her performance while training with Strictly pro Graziano Di Prima, with the actress feeling like she had ‘impostor syndrome’ in her. BBC broadcast.
Candid: Kym Marsh revealed that years of horrific bullying left her in doubt
Despite having a successful singing and acting career since leaving school, Kym – who recently suffered a panic attack ahead of a live performance – still struggles to believe in herself and is his harshest criticism.
In an interview with The Mirror, she explained: “I was bullied very badly when I was a child, when I was in high school. And it really upset me, it took a lot out of me when I was child.
I think I took that with me. It’s almost like impostor syndrome. It’s kind of like, ‘I don’t really know why I’m here. I don’t know why anyone is interested in me”.
Doubt: The Strictly Come Dancing star, 46, has told how her ordeal ‘hit me hard’ and impacted her adult life as she has now become her own ‘worst enemy’ when it comes to self-criticism
“For example, if we did the routine, I think of the one step that I didn’t completely do. I think it’s because I’m my own worst enemy.
The former Coronation Street star – who landed second place in this week’s chart – explained that ‘no one can say anything’ about her that is ‘worse’ than she already thinks. herself.
It comes after Kym allegedly suffered a major panic attack and burst into tears during rehearsals for Strictly Come Dancing.
Difficult: Kym’s low self-confidence even left her over-analyzing her performance during training with Strictly pro Graziano Di Prima, with the actress feeling like she had ‘impostor syndrome’ in the BBC show
Difficult: I think I took that with me. It’s almost like impostor syndrome. It’s kind of like, ‘I don’t really know why I’m here. I don’t know why someone is interested in me’
The TV star is said to have been comforted by her professional dance partner Graziano Di Prima, 28, after she stopped practicing, ahead of a recorded live show last month.
It is claimed that Kym struggled to keep dancing, prompting the producers to comfort her as she calmed down, and a few hours later she spoke again during the live show and finished her dance.
A viewer told The Sun: ‘She was very upset, she just couldn’t stop crying and hyperventilating.
“In the end, there was no choice but to stop the rehearsals.”
Fears: This comes after Kym allegedly suffered a major panic attack and burst into tears during rehearsals for Strictly Come Dancing
Former Hear’Say singer Kym was repeating the fast pitch from Sweet’s 1973 song Ballroom Blitz, which she had performed on an earlier episode of the BBC show.
Sources told the newspaper there were fears Kym couldn’t perform while suffering from anxiety, but she managed to finish her dance and was voted into the next week.
A friend told the publication that Kym’s anxiety was something she was open to, adding that it could “get her”.
Comforting: The TV star was reportedly comforted by her professional dance partner Graziano Di Prima, 28, after quitting practice
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