Carol Vorderman, 63, predicts age of death and isn’t ‘remotely worried’ about dying: ‘Had a good life’
Carol Vorderman 'whinges' over free speech in nation
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Carol Vorderman, the 63-year-old television presenter and former Countdown star, has recently shared her thoughts on mortality.
In an interview with the Big Issue, Vorderman predicted she would live to 85, giving her "another 21 years and a few months".
The Pride of Britain Awards host expressed a positive outlook on death, stating she's "not remotely worried about dying" as she's had a "good life".
Vorderman also revealed her preference for cremation, citing claustrophobia and stories of people scratching coffins as reasons. With a touch of humour, she quipped: "Put me in that fire baby."
Carol recently experienced a health scare that led her to quit her Sunday radio show on LBC.
The TV star revealed she had suffered "burnout" after working seven-day weeks "for as long as I can remember".
Carol Vorderman revealed she's had a 'good life'
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She ended up spending a night in hospital due to a "tight feeling" in her chest and extreme exhaustion.
Following advice from family and friends, Vorderman decided to cut back her work schedule to weekdays only.
She assured fans that after "many scans and checks", no underlying health issues were found.
Speaking at the Cheltenham Literature Festival, Carol said she's "quite fine" but acknowledged she needs to slow down.
Carol Vorderman recently hosted the Pride of Britain awards with Jordan Banjo
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Carol made a dazzling appearance at the 2024 Pride of Britain Awards at The Grosvenor House Hotel on Monday night.
The 63-year-old presenter stunned on the red carpet in a silver figure-hugging gown adorned with mirrored fragments and intricate sequins.
She completed her glamorous look with metallic silver heels, chunky rings, and bouncy curls. Carol's makeup featured glittery eyeshadow, adding to her sparkling ensemble.
Returning as co-host for the 25th annual ceremony, Vorderman was joined by Ashley Banjo.
The awards, held since 1999, honour remarkable individuals from across the UK, nominated by the public.
Carol Vorderman has become increasingly vocal in her political activism in recent years.
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The star is known for her time on Countdown
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She stepped down from her BBC Radio Wales show in November 2023, citing new social media guidelines that conflicted with her desire to criticise the current UK government.
The former Countdown star has been outspoken on issues ranging from the Conservative Party's performance to the COVID-19 inquiry.
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