Billie Piper admits she struggled to hide her 'wild' side during Doctor Who years

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Chris Evans' light-hearted swipe at Penny Lancaster’s ‘beer belly'"And then you’re the face of a family show. I found that really hard," she admitted."Because you'd sort of been there before?" David asked the star on his podcast.Billie explained: "You become this thing to people and you don’t really have any part in that."And so you have to behave a certain way or at least try to, and that’s quite annoying."The Rose Tyler star opened up further as she said she couldn't be "herself" at times."It’s not the worst thing in the world, but it means that you can’t be yourself entirely," she continued."And it means that you become incredibly guarded.

Billie Piper has opened up on her first marriage to radio presenter Chris Evans.

Billie Piper has revealed she thinks of her marriage to Chris Evans as like going to "uni" as she "got completely hammered for three years". The Everybody Hates Suzie actress, 38, tied the knot in Las Vegas with radio DJ Chris, 54, in 2001 when she was just 18 and he was in his thirties.

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Billie Piper has opened up about being in a “dark” place when she quit the music industry and her relationship with ex-husband Chris Evans broke down.The former Doctor Who actress, who played doctor's assistant Rose in the sci-fi drama, has reunited with her co-star David Tennant for his podcast, 15 years after they appeared together on the BBC show.On the podcast, the I Hate Suzie actress discussed a range of topics - including her career move from music to acting and her love life.Piper, 38, shot to fame aged 15 with pop single Because We Want To, followed by her debut album in 1998. By 2003, she announced she wanted to focus on acting.She married radio presenter Chris Evans in 2001 in Las Vegas after six months of dating.

Billie, who took a step back from her career as a pop star in 2003 to pursue acting, responded: "I would say I was in a dark place and just ready to have a bit of a normal life, whatever that meant for me. I was just so tired."If I'm honest, I was really burnt out.

Mirror reports. Chatting with her former Doctor Who co-star on David Tennant Does A Podcast With..., mum-of-three Billie told she needed that period in her life."I went and got completely hammered for three years with Chris Evans," she said."So much fun - just living very hard."But with a lot of love and a big dose of curiosity and just, yeah - amazing time."It's funny because everyone framed that period in my life as these sort of horribly debauched, irresponsible, me falling apart looking like s**t, putting on weight."That was really important to me, that period of my life.

Top Gear presenter. At the time, Billie was already a teen pop sensation, having topped the charts with tracks Because We Want To and Girlfriend.Their age gap relationship attracting much attention, the mum-of-three was just 18 when she said "I do," while the radio DJ was 17 years her senior.With some probing from David Tennant on his podcast David Tennant Does A Podcast With...

Billie Piper has spoken about escaping the “dark place” she found herself in as she was moving away from her career as a pop star. Speaking to her former Doctor Who co-star David Tennant on his podcast, Piper discussed everything from her new series I Hate Suzie to her marriage to radio host and presenter Chris Evans.“I would say I was in a dark place and just ready to have a bit of a normal life, whatever that meant for me,” Piper said.

Billie Piper has described her marriage to Chris Evans as like going to "uni" as she "got completely hammered for three years".

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David Tennant has admitted it felt a bit "stupid" to be marrying the daughter of a fellow Doctor Who actor. The star, 49, who played the 10th Doctor, wed Georgia - who is the daughter of fifth Doctor Peter Davison - in 2011.Georgia, 35, told That Gaby Roslin Podcast that she instigated the relationship."I very much forced it into happening," she said.

David Tennant thought it felt "a bit stupid" to marry the daughter of another Doctor Who actor. He wed Georgia Tennant, the daughter of fifth doctor Peter Davison, in 2011 and the pair share five children.

David Tennant has said he felt felt “stupid” marrying the daughter of a fellow Doctor Who star.The actor, who played the 10th Doctor from 2005 to 2010, married his wife Georgia Moffett in 2011.She is the daughter of Peter Davison, who played the fifth incarnation of the Time Lord from 1981 to 1984.The pair first met after appearing on the BBC show together in 2008 episode “The Doctor's Daughter”.Speaking about their relationship on broadcaster Gaby Roslin's podcast, Tennant admitted: "Because Doctor Who had run through my life like a stick of rock, to end up marrying the daughter of one of the doctors, it all felt a bit stupid – there were a lot of things against it."Latest Lincoln Project ad targets Trumps treatment of womenTrailer- Maze

David Tennant and his wife Georgia have given a candid account of their relationship, with the Doctor Who actor admitting he thought their marriage was "unlikely" and felt "a bit stupid" since both he and her dad both starred in the time-travelling series.MORE: Georgia Tennant shares glimpse inside rare date night with husband DavidDavid, 49, portrayed the famous Time Lord between 2005 and 2010. He met Georgia - whose dad is former Doctor Who star Peter Davison - when she starred alongside him in the episode, The Doctor's Daughter, in 2008.

David Tennant has described his relationship with wife Georgia as “unlikely”, and that marrying her felt “a bit stupid” because he and her dad both starred in Doctor Who.

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