Jodie Marsh Breaks Down On TV And Says She Thought About Suicide

With her bulging muscles, Jodie Marsh might come across as a tough cookie but the star broke down in tears on TV this morning as she talked about being bullied at school.

The 33-year-old even confessed that she thought about committing suicide after school bullies began to target her and make fun of her nose. Jodie appeared on ITV's This Morning ahead of the Channel 5 documentary Bullied: My Secret Past.

"My bullying at school changed my life. I only do what I do now because of being bullied. I decided to become a model to prove to my bullies that I wasn't ugly," she said.

"After I broke my nose in a hockey accident, they started picking on my nose and then I got called ugly and big nose, dodgy nose and all sorts of things right the way through secondary school."

Jodie added: "By the end of my time secondary school I didn't have a single friend there. I was a complete loner at school. I used to go and hide in the library at lunchtimes."

The glamour model, who made a shock return to the public eye when she won a bodybuilding competition, admitted that she wanted to be a vet when she was a kid and made the shocking admission that suicide seemed like one of her options.

"I contemplated suicide loads of times. I wanted to be a vet and I would have gone off to university and done that and that was my plan in life," she said.

"And I was 15 years old when I wrote in my diary that I was going to be a model and prove these bullies wrong - I'd made my mind up at 15."

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