Nikki Grahame’s mum said Big Brother star 'felt quite lost' when fame dried up
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mirror.co.ukNikki Grahame's battle with her eating disorder got worse when her fame dried up, her mum told weeks before the TV star's death.
The Big Brother personality sadly died on Friday at the age of 38 following a 30-year-long struggle with anorexia. And prior to her death, her mum, Sue, shared how when her daughter's time in the public eye became less and less that Nikki struggled and her anorexia got worse as she would "feel quite lost." Sue told The Telegraph in March: “When you’re up there and you’re having a great time, working your socks off, it’s marvellous," Sue told The Telegraph. "But then it can stop.
And Nikki said she did feel quite lost when it stopped.” The same month, Sue appeared on ITV's This Morning to share on her daughter
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