Name: Caroline Flack's Former Dance Teacher Says She Was a 'Natural' | Good Morning Britain
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Theresa Kerr, who talk Caroline at her performing arts school from the age of 16 on, you and your daughter remained close friends, didn't you?

Richard Arnold, of course, is here as well.

Plus, of course, we've got toe the former strictly come dancing professional.

And also Caroline's from Kristina ran off.

And she had stars in her eyes then, but we could spot the talent.

She auditioned because she wanted to become a musical theater artist.

And she had a good voice, which was never really later in her career.

But she lived with my daughter, Jane throughout her training.

Time is very important that students are supported within their training because actually, dancers in particular have low self esteem because it's never quite good enough.

You know, we're all perfectionists in this industry, and you're always striving for the next thing.

Did you ever pick up in those early years?

I mean, she see herself talked about her awful anxiety, which only ever really went away when she was performing.

But I see it all the time because you know, young girls and boys training.

As I said, there are mental health issues all around us.

It was a bit less than I want to say that it has become now because of social media.

It's absolutely social media and you know, in a way you grow up in that spotlight.

As a young professional, it becomes very, very different.

You know, it follows you home now, which it never used to do before.

I mean, you look at someone like Caroline and huge success she had.

Let's just say she was a grafter she worked very much for it was the fragile nature of her vulnerability that drew people to her as well.

I mean, they they said, very felt like one of us.

I mean, you know, when when they obviously you know, people will say not necessary about Karen, but just in general, about Twitter about being in the papers.

But all of that sorts of listen, that's part and parcel of being famous.

If you want to be famous, you've got to get a thick skin, and you're gonna have to deal with it.

Have we got to change our attitude in terms of how much of your public life, how much of your personal life you feel like you have to constantly reveal in order to stay relevant in order to keep young people wanting to watch you?

Well, it's the nature of the beast, and we are encouraged a CZ talent, if you like to engage with the audience and that engagement goes beyond, obviously just performing well.

I felt, you know, some people are just complete natural is.

And you, the young people identified with her.

You knew her really well, thank you for having me.

I read one thing yesterday which in strictly come dancing?

I read one thing yesterday that I didn't know until yesterday, which was the morning after.

You think she would've woken up with joy in her heart.

But she said she woke up unable to get out of bed.

She said she felt like she'd been cling filmed to the bed.

And it was the beginning of a year long depression.

Did you spot any of that when you were working with her on the show?

Could you see that there was this this very dark side to her said later yesterday, Son to this question because during the show show always appear so bubble, It's of sweep happy on Everybody love working with her because she was just always very sweet and very nice to everybody.

But when you touring, especially which we did right after strictly come dancing In this two months of intense work on the roads, there was many conversations and a couple of them she miss going on stage because she was battling a lot of inner conflicts.

And the conversations happens if if if you wish it between two ladies and obviously with that we sat down and spoken and you can see that she has a lot of insecurities, a lot of vulnerability, which I think not really was known to the public that much on it.

Because they should have been someone like a life coach.

It's so sad to see that she had no way out.

She couldn't see a way out, is just heartbreaking for her family and for himself.

And even at that time, all this years ago, four years ago, our thoughts Gosh, you really hold just somebody will help.

You know somebody will stand by her in those dark moments because we all knew her beautiful personality.

But behind closed doors there was a lot of demons, sadly, and, um, you know, it's what led to what happened just a few days ago.

And Kristina is as somebody who's bean in the public high.

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