Overview
- Speaking on Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place podcast, the Loose Women presenter said she has accepted she will never know why her sister Julia took her life.
- She explained that easing the pain meant accepting Julia did not want to stay alive and believing nothing she could have done would have changed that.
- Langsford said returning to work helped her cope, describing the routine and focus as a lifeline during her grief.
- Julia Johnson, 62, who had lived with depression, was found dead by her husband Paul at their home in Lingfield, Surrey, in June 2019.
- Coverage of the interview pointed readers to her book Feeling Fabulous for more on her loss and included signposts to help from services such as Samaritans.