‘Those sounds will never leave me’ Alex Scott hauntingly recalls living ‘in fear’ as child

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Alex Scott was reduced to tears when she reflected on her difficult upbringing. During a candid chat with Steven Bartlett on The Diary of a CEO podcast, the 37-year-old - who is releasing a new autobiography - revealed how she lived in fear due to a "toxic environment" created by her dad.MORE: Alex Scott stuns in mini shorts during New York trip following recent detoxBefore her parents separated when she was seven years old, both Alex and her brother would frequently hear their father beat their mother - and one incident left them worried for their mum's life.WATCH: Alex Scott breaks down in tears during new interviewRecalling a dinner party when her mum refused to fetch her then-husband Tony a drink, Alex shared: "My mum said, 'No, you get your lemonade', but then it was that icy tone as he repeated it.MORE: Alex Scott rocks red hot mini dress for glamorous night outSEE: Alex Scott's £1.5million London home is stunning - see inside"Straight away, I know what's coming.

ALEX Scott was seen fighting back tears as she opened up about her new book on The One Show on Wednesday evening. The former professional footballer broke her silence about her "relationship" with her Lionesses' teammate Kelly Smith.

Alex Scott has been praised as an "inspiration" after revealing she had a secret relationship with teammate Kelly Smith as a young footballer. The BBC sports presenter 37, spoke about why she decided to write about the romance in her memoir, when she appeared on The One Show this evening. The book, called How (Not) To Be Strong also chronicles Alex's early childhood with her controlling father, who walked out on her family when she was just eight years old.

Alex Scott has opened up about her romance with fellow footballer Kelly Smith, revealing that she fell "madly and deeply in love" with her former teammate. Alex, 37, has revealed details about her relationship with former Lioness Kelly, 43, in her new book, How (Not) To Be Strong, which is set to be released on 29 September. At a recent launch party in London, Alex spoke about her new memoir and explained that she almost hadn’t included the chapter about her and Kelly's relationship, but she felt it would have been “cheating” to leave it out, reports the Mirror.

Alex Scott has revealed she had a 'disastrous date' with one of the stars of Coronation Street. The former footballer has previously been rumoured to have enjoyed a romance with Sam Robertson, who stars as Adam Barlow in the ITV soap.

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Alex Scott took to social media to flaunt her toned figure in a red suit with nothing but a matching bralette underneath.The former England footballer, 37, donned the glam suit as she headed to an event.The high waisted trousers emphasised her slim legs, while the matching oversized jacket, embellished with gold buttons, was worn open, while underneath, Alex wore a red silky demi cup bralette, tied with string.READ MORE: Alex Scott had romance with ex-Lionesses teammate she was 'madly in love' withShe wore her thick, glossy brunette locks down in loose curls over her shoulders as she wore a soft glam makeup look, with contoured cheekbones and a nude lip.Alex posed for the photos, smiling up at the camera, holding the lapels of her blazer tight.She shared the photos to her social media accounts, captioning them: "North London is still [red]."The former Arsenal and England footballer, who has since taken up the role of pundit on BBC Sport and Sky Sports, is due to release an autobiography, titled "How (Not) To Be Strong", in which she admitted she was once "madly and deeply in love" with her fellow England teammate, Kelly Smith.Alex initially commented on the pair's relationship during a FANE talk in East London, saying: “I went back and forth on whether I’d actually be writing the chapter.“But then it was one of those moments, I’m writing this book and I want to tell everything. I thought I’d be cheating you all if I didn’t put that in there.

Sports pundit and former football player Alex Scott has spoken publicly for the first time about her secret long term relationship with her fellow Lioness Kelly Smith, as she revealed she fell “madly and deeply in love” with the striker as a young player competing alongside her. The 37 year old star, who many football fans will recognise for her insightful commentary of the much-loved game, will speak candidly about her romance with her former teammate as part of her new memoir How (Not) To Be Strong, reports the Mirror. Discussing both the highs and lows of their relationship, Alex will also open up about her subsequent heartache when they split – but admitted herself, she wouldn’t change a thing.

Alex Scott has spoken for the first time about her secret long-term relationship with fellow Lioness Kelly Smith, saying she fell “madly and deeply in love” with the striker as a young player.

The One Show's Alex Scott has opened up about her romance with fellow England Lioness and Arsenal teammate, Kelly Smith.The former footballer says she fell "madly and deeply in love" with Kelly who played as a striker for the team.Alex, 37, is discussing their romance for the first time in her memoir How (Not) To Be Strong but admits she wouldn't change anything.READ MORE: Alex Scott feared for her life as pundit turned to booze after racist and sexist abuseWhile she is relatively private, the telly star admits that she almost ruled out writing the chapter of her book about their private relationship but told a crowd at the launch party she would be "cheating" if she left it out", according to The Mirror.She said: "I went back and forth on whether I'd actually be writing the chapter but then it was one of those moments, I'm writing this book and I want to tell everything."I thought I'd be cheating you all if I didn't put that in there and for me, it's like that first love story, I fell madly and deeply in love and yes, there's that heartbreak and those things, but it's a huge part of my life and I wouldn't go back and change that."Because that feeling of love and that excitement and what it gives you, it needed to be in there.During the early days of their career, the pair found themselves the subject of speculation due to their friendship after they had bought a house together.The pair later moved to America together where they played for Boston Breakers.Her admission comes just days after the sports pundit revealed she's ready to find love again and let her guard down as she reflected on previous relationships.Speaking to The Times, she said: "I've been single for a while now, and I think that's because I needed to

Alex explained: "I understand myself more now."Before I always had these walls up because I was trying to protect myself and protect people around me"Now I'm ready to let them all down. I'm ready to be loved," she told The Times.It comes after Alex made a rare romance admission about being "completely hopeless" at finding love on dating apps.Despite creating a profile with the intention of finding a suitor, Alex confessed that she is “completely hopeless” and had no success.Speaking last year, the presenter said even though she was on the app, she hadn’t even “dared” to go on it.Alex went on: “I am completely hopeless, but every time I think about it, it just doesn’t seem natural to me."So, absolutely nothing has happened.

Alex Scott, 37, has broken down as she spoke about the alarming social media abuse she received after she was inaccurately named the new host of A Question of Sport.The BBC presenter admitted that she was "scared for [her] life", which led her to turn to alcohol.Alex regularly opens up about her personal life and the effect working on TV has on her own mental health.In a new interview as she prepares to release her autobiography, the star opened up about a time when she nearly gave up.This comes as the presenter was met with alarming social media hate last year when she was named as the new host for A Question of Sport, replacing Sue Barker.This was however inaccurate, with Paddy McGuinness taking the role.She told The Times: "That was at a level that I was scared for my life."I was scared to leave my house to even go to the shop.That's the stage that we'd got to - that, oh my gosh, someone black might be replacing a national treasure could cause such hatred."The former professional footballer then turned to drink for a period to ease the pain.This is not the first time she has opened up about her relationship with alcohol.Alex said in an interview earlier this year: “When I retired, getting trolled, I found that I was turning to drink to try and hide everything, hide what I was feeling."Looking at my daily life, many would wonder how I could be ‘depressed’. But mental illness doesn’t work like that."It’s so easy to think there are people worse off than us and we have no right to feel sorry for ourselves.

Alex Scott has told how she briefly turned to booze after suffering from sickening racist and sexist abuse.The former England star fronted the coverage for the Women's Euros this summer, along with Gabby Logan and Ian Weight on the BBC, and has appeared on numerous other sports events as a pundit. However, a false rumour spread that Scott was being primed to take over from Sue Barker on A Question Of Sport.It led to a barrage of abuse on social media with many messages turning ugly, including death threats and racist abuse.