Derbyshire reflected on her traumatic childhood, stating, "When I think about my childhood, it feels like domestic abuse was always there. It was so, so normalised." This chilling statement underscores the pervasive nature of domestic abuse in her formative years.
Describing the routine violence, she remarked, "Although the violence wasn't constant, it was a regular part of our lives. It was just a feature of us growing up – me, my brother, my sister, and my mum." This highlights how normalized such trauma became in her household.
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