Miranda Hart has revealed she has faced some tough challenges in a “very unexpected decade” of her life.
The comedian rose to fame with her eponymous comedy series in 2009 and then starred in Call The Midwife as Chummy from 2012 to 2015.
However, the star, now 51, did not return for the sixth series of the BBC drama following reports that he was suffering from health problems.
And after a decade out of the spotlight, Miranda returns to explain what really happened in her new memoir I Haven’t Been Entirely Honest With You.
Opening up to her followers on Instagram, she admitted that she has now reached a place of joy and peace and is “physically recovered in a way I never thought possible” after a period of “darkness”.
Miranda Hart has revealed she has struggled with “difficult challenges” during an “unexpected decade in her life” as she details how she overcame “darkness” in her candid new memoir.
The comedian rose to fame with her eponymous comedy series in 2009 (pictured) and starred in Call The Midwife as Chummy from 2012 to 2015. However, she has since stepped back from public life in the past decade.
In her new book, out October 10, Miranda takes readers through the “treasures she learned in the dark” in the final chapter of her life and also hints at sharing her own love story.
Taking to Instagram, she made the announcement, explaining in typical Miranda fashion: “Hi, I have some big news I want to share. I’m so excited, I have a little bit of sweat on my upper lip from the level of excitement and possibly a little bit of reflux.
‘It’s about my book. I can now tell you that my book will be available for pre-order in all good bookstores starting October 10th.
“It’s called I Haven’t Been Entirely Honest With You,” an intriguing title I hear you say, Miranda, thank you very much!
‘I’m being honest here and saying this: I’ve been through a very unexpected decade in my life, in which I’ve had surprising and incredible joys, but I’ve also had some equally surprising and really difficult challenges.
‘All the tests and trials I’ve been through are here when you buy it… Here I am, I’m intact, I’ve made it through.
‘So I’m sharing the treasures I learned in the dark and the things that helped me live and feel free, joyful, at peace and physically restored in ways I never thought possible.
“So I guess there’s always hope, no matter what you’re going through right now. None of us get through life without trials and tribulations, right?”
And after a decade out of the spotlight, Miranda is back to explain what really happened in her new memoir I Haven’t Been Entirely Honest With You.
Opening up to her followers on Instagram, she admitted that she has now reached a place of joy and peace and is “physically recovered in a way I never thought possible” after a period of “darkness”.
Continuing in the epigraph she added: ‘During a difficult decade I was forced to stay still and research and study many good and wise scientists, physiologists, neuroscientists, even the occasional sociologist (all the ‘ists’).’
The comedian, who has so far kept her relationships very private, also revealed that she will be speaking openly about her own love story.
“Even though it may not seem like it, there are some laughs along the way and some funny stories to tell.”
She joked: “And I couldn’t say if there’s a love story or not, that would be revealing. No, there isn’t… there is! I’m very excited about that.”
Continuing in the epigraph she added: ‘During a difficult decade I was forced to stay still and research and study many good and wise scientists, physiologists, neuroscientists and even the occasional sociologist (all the ‘ists’).
“I have condensed what I have learned into ten treasures that have undoubtedly changed my life. The proof of this is that I am alive and well and happy to be able to tell my story.
“I hope my story helps you (don’t worry, there’s something very funny in it!). We’re all in this together, dear friends.”
In 2017 Miranda was revealed would not be returning to Call The Midwife, citing a busy work schedule as her reason.
But he later revealed during a concert in London that he had been suffering from “poor” health, according to The Sun.
In 2017 it was revealed that Miranda would not be returning to Call The Midwife, citing a busy work schedule as the reason. But she later revealed during a comedy gig in London that she had been suffering from health problems.
Meanwhile, she also suffered the ‘unbearable sadness’ of losing her beloved dog Peggy in 2021 (pictured)
She later got a new dog, a Poochon named Patti, who fans described as her “healing dog.”
The paper quoted her as saying: “I don’t feel like myself at the moment, because I was sick last year and couldn’t exercise.”
Due to the unidentified illness, Miranda, who played lovable nurse Camilla “Chummy” Browne on the show, was also reportedly left unable to play tennis.
Meanwhile, she also suffered the “unbearable sadness” of losing her beloved dog Peggy in 2021.
Miranda had owned Peggy, a shih tzu and bichon frise mix, since 2007 and credited her with helping her through difficult times in her life, including past heartbreaks.
He announced the death of his “loyal and loving best friend” on Instagram and said he was taking a break from work and social media.
She later got a new dog, a Poochon named Patti, who fans… Described as his “healing dog.”
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