Roman Kemp: Are You Really Ok?

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Capital DJ Roman Kemp has achieved much success but he hasn't had an easy ride. He's battled depression since the age of 15, once contemplated suicide, and has bravely fought to smash the stigma still surrounding medication and mental health. The lifelong Arsenal supporter grafted his way to Capital's highly coveted Breakfast slot - and pulled in record-beating listeners with his cheeky sense of humour. Who else could convince Ed Sheeran to tattoo Roman's leg on air, drive around London playing cab-roulette with James Corden, get Craig David to freestyle rap, or rope Lewis Capaldi into a life-drawing class? Then, in 2019, Roman won over yet more fans coming third in I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, with his uncanny impressions of everyone from Ant and Dec to his mate Harry Styles. Here, for the first time, Roman's ready to reveal the things that weren't captured on camera, and how his time in the jungle changed his whole outlook on life. During the pandemic Roman's life changed when his best friend - the producer who'd nurtured his career every step of the way - tragically took his own life. Amidst the shock, loss and confusion, Roman bravely made a moving BBC3 documentary about the alarming rates of suicide amongst young males. He's well aware he too, could have been a statistic. In this page-turning book - peppered with hilarious and surprising anecdotes from his youth - Roman also unflinchingly tackles the taboo of suicide, in the hope that by talking about his own struggles and sharing advice, he can help others. Roman shares all the experiences that have shaped him, and why love, marriage and having his own family one day are so important to his future dreams. Seguir leyendo BIOGRAFÍA DEL AUTOR Roman Kemp is a TV personality as well as a Presenter and Radio host on Capital FM. With over 280,000 Twitter followers, 374,000 TikTok followers, and a massive 1.4M followers on Instagram, and not forgetting his humorous appearance on Celebrity Gogglebox with father Martin Kemp, he regularly entertains his fans with funny videos, silly anecdotes and comical one-liners. Yet, the 29-year-old also uses his voice to candidly lift the lid on mental health struggles and support charities such as Red Nose Day and Joe’s Buddy Line - a charity set up to help promote and protect the mental health of young people. Roman never shies away from the topic of mental health and is an advocate for the prevention of male suicide, especially following the sudden loss of close friend and colleague Joe Lyons. Collaborating with Susanna Galton, Health & Real Life Editor for Reach PLC, Roman hopes to further stretch his important message. Seguir leyendo