The BBC journalist Victoria Derbeshire has opened from the violent and abusive childhood that she suffered from her father, which she described as “violent bullying”
The BBC journalist Victoria Derbachere has opened the dark times she faced with her “villain” father, Anthony, who died five years ago after a stroke. She described him as “violent bullying” and described how her family lived constantly in fear of his unexpected and notorious mood.
I talked to the loose ITV women, I remembered the horrific experiences: “Sometimes my hand is placed around my throat [and] He was dragging me from the bed in the middle of the night to shout in my face. It was anomalous, frankly. He was putting his key in the door when he came from work and we all sent us because we did not want to be present … We were walking on egg shells because we knew that he would have started to start an argument, or would cry to cause tension. “
The experienced journalist also explained that she came to consider violence normal during her formative years. When her mother maintained a broken rib due to home abuse, only shocking medical notes indicated the “husband's problem”.
Another example of the teenager intestine, Derbeshire fled two miles to request the intervention of the police during one of her father's attacks on her mother, which led to the strange situation where the officers were invited indifferently to take tea upon their arrival.
She also revealed the isolation tactics that her father used, noting that “our phone has been cut because my father did not pay the bill – which I know now is a way to isolate us,” according to The Express.
She concluded with a reflection on the insufficient police response, she regretted:[When the police came after a two hour wait]They never spoke to my mother. When you think about returning, it's unrealistic. “
The 56 -year -old opened a raw honesty during a Women Women episode for the anti -violence initiative, and faces it together. She participated in her satisfaction with puzzle players Christine Lampard, Colin Nolan and Olivia Atwood, admitting that her parents had not finally found peace.
Victoria, who was amazed by viewers in 2020 when she appeared on direct television with the national home abuse hotline on her arm, and revealed: “They divorced when I was sixteen, and frankly it was edited!
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