Miranda Hart's life explored- real-life romance, death heartbreak and BBC show exit
dailystar.co.ukBBC programme, the 49-year-old star was quickly given her own platform as a budding comedian - despite only having a few smaller gigs beforehand under her belt.The English actress proved to be so popular with fans, that she was eventually given her own autobiographical sitcom called Miranda - which was derived from her earlier Radio 2 series Miranda Hart's Joke Shop in 2008.READ MORE: Where Miranda stars are now - affair betrayal, dementia heartache and Hollywood fameIn 2012, she landed the role of Camilla "Chummy" Fortescue-Cholmondeley-Browne in the BBC drama series Call the Midwife and she quit the role four years alter in August 2016.Although Miranda achieved stardom in no time at all, not much is widely known about her private and personal life.Here, Daily Star uncovers the detail.The TV star was born in Torquay, Devon to parents Captain David Hart Dyke and Diana Margaret Luce.Having been born into an aristocratic family of barons, marquesses, earls and dukes, it bares no surprise that Miranda was shipped off to an independent girls' boarding school.She was privately educated at Downe House, near Thatcham in Berkshire where she was acquainted with Gogglebox Celebrity star Claire Balding, who was head girl at the school.After leaving with a degree she decided to pursue her real passion which was acting and headed to the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts to complete a postgraduate course.Miranda has spoke out in the past about her issues with her height.
Being 6ft tall Miranda explained in previous interview that she struggled at school because she towered over the other kids.But through her adult years, the comedian has come to terms with the fact there is nothing she can do to change her height and now embraces.
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