KYM MARSH’S OK! COLUMN

OUR COLUMNIST WELCOMES HOME HER ARMY BOYFRIEND, GETS GOOD NEWS FROM HER DOCTOR AND AGREES YOU CAN’T HELP WHO YOU FALL FOR

Being reunited with Scott after he had been out of the country for work was wonderful! I travelled down to his army barracks in Colchester on the night he landed and then we came back up to Manchester the following day. It was a nine-hour round trip for me, but every night matters when you don’t see each other that much – we don’t take each other for granted. Back home Teddy was so pleased to see Scott! It was so cute and I love this picture of the two of them [right].

I’ve been experiencing pain in my right breast and it’s been getting worse, so the kids nagged me to go and get it checked out, saying I usually go to the doctor’s for a broken fingernail! Having breast implants can make checking a bit trickier, so I like to go every couple of years.

I had a mammogram and

I’m pleased to say

everything’s fine. My implants are ten years old now and some people say you should get them replaced after a decade, but my specialist said mine are fine. If I was to have them done again, I think I’d go for the same size and shape, which reassures me that I made the right choice ten years ago. I wouldn’t want to have them out.

Many people have jumped to the defence of Love Island star Curtis Pritchard [below, with Maura Higgins] who refused to label himself ‘bisexual’ despite saying he wouldn’t rule out a relationship with a man in the future. I completely agree – why should he? Love is love.

I think we have too many labels these days. You can be someone who considers themselves to be a straight person and then fall in love with someone of the same sex. I’ve seen it before and it doesn’t mean they’re bisexual, they’ve just fallen in love.