Andrea McLean bravely spoke about her bullying ordeal on LooseWomen
This is heartbreaking August 27, 2019 - 18:49 BST Jenni McKnight Andrea McLean has opened up about the horrific bullying she was subjected to as a teenager during her school days in Scotland. The 49-year-old was born in Glasgow but actually grew up in the Caribbean and attended nine different schools. After a year in the Philippines, she moved back to Scotland for good when she was 15.
She said: "It was truly awful actually. I never told my parents because I thought they'd feel guilty about bringing me back to the UK. Also, I kinda thought I could deal with it myself." She continued: "I'm very creative, I'm quite arty, and at that time I did my art O-Level, wanted to do A-level, I was thinking about doing an art foundation course. They ripped up all my artwork, all the stuff that was going towards my exams.
Andrea opened up about her terrifying experience with bullies last November to mark the beginning of Anti Bullying Week. Speaking on Lorraine, the Scottish presenter explained that her bullying hell began after she helped a fellow classmate who was being tormented by the same group of girls. She said: "These girls were very, very viciously picking on another girl at school.
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