Quotes from Lady Colin Campbell

In my life, being true to myself certainly hasn't made things easier. You could never accuse me of taking the path of least resistance.

I have loads of secrets to tell all the time.

If the right man came along I would be prepared to marry again.

I know who Cristiano Ronaldo is and he's a gorgeous looking guy. It would be an obscenity for him even to look at me as anything else but a mother figure while of course it is perfectly OK for me to look at him as a man.

I would go into the 'Big Brother' house for £5million. That is how much I would ask for if they want me.

I think it's a flawed philosophy to believe impunity when it's inappropriate.

I am a sport. And I don't have a chip on my shoulder.

Nobody chooses where they're born. And, of course, I would know.

I grew up in a wealthy upper-class household in Jamaica, which was run along militaristic lines by my mother, Gloria.

I think that the Me Too movement, which in some ways has been very good, in other ways, as with everything else, has been very damaging. Because really it has immobilised men. It has really prevented men from being men.

I don't indulge in the luxury of feeling when necessity requires that we meet a target. One just bucks up and does it.

When I was a child I loved my dolls and I was practically born with a needle in my hand. I really had an aptitude for sewing - my mother taught me. I even learned to embroider when I was very young and I made the most fantastic dresses for my dolls. So I thought I could be a designer.

I'm not two-faced, I'm honest, and I tell it the way it is. And I'm not good at hypocrisy, pretending to be someone I'm not.

I'm living proof that whatever happens to you in life, you can turn base metal into gold.

If you're writing an impartial proper biography, you speak to everyone around them who really know them, you do not need, unless you're a minister of propaganda, to have input from the person.

I have been proposed to a few times. I haven't counted how many, a little bit more than one hand?

I like hugging who I like to hug and I want to be hugged by whom I want to hug.

I've always been loving and outgoing, and wanted to be happy. Just because you're born disabled, it doesn't mean you have to end up having a terrible life. You make choices and you can choose to embrace life. Bloody hell, it's up to you!

I think that we have strayed into very dangerous territory where people are not allowed to express a negative opinion.

Colin Campbell should be thanking me for raising his profile. I'm the only one who's put the Colin Campbell name on the map. Who has even heard of Lord Colin Campbell?

You know what men are like when they want to get married, they want to get married.

Once you realise you're carrying around lots of pain, I think go to therapy so you release yourself. You don't want to be a problem bore, poor me.

Once you are born with a handicap, even if the handicap is resolved - as it was in my case - you are left with the benefit of having had it. By contrast, my mother - who had nothing bad happen to her - was a very disabled person. She was an appalling human being who squandered every blessing that God had given her.

I will not put up with bullying and harassment - certainly not after the experiences I've had.