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<\/p>\nChloe Madeley has opened up to her fans on social media about her struggles over the last few months as she shares insight into her recent split.<\/p>\n
The 36-year-old fitness enthusiast, who is the daughter of TV stars Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan, has had a turbulent few months after it was revealed that she had split from her husband James Haskell. At the end of October, Chloe released a statement on social media to announce the end of their marriage.<\/p>\n
The couple tied the knot in a glitzy ceremony in 2018. They later welcomed their first daughter Bodhi together in August last year before announcing they had separated in September. <\/p>\n
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Since the split, Chloe has now taken to social media to update fans of her "new chapter". Sharing a variety of images in her post, Chloe penned: "I suppose I\u2019ll title this post 'Slowly but Surely Floating out of Depletion and Defeat.'<\/p>\n
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"This post started as an explanation as to why I stopped posting about health and fitness for so long, but ended up somewhere different\u2026For starters, I should probably say that I still coach pretty much 7 days a week, online and PT, as well as having 2 health and fitness podcasts, so talking and writing about it is still the dominant factor of my day-to-day life and work.<\/p>\n
"And because of the above, it would be fair to say that the idea of coming onto social media and repeating the things I\u2019d been talking about all day\/week? Well, quite frankly, it felt impossible. There\u2019s no other word for it. It felt impossible to me."<\/p>\n
The star also went on to share that she began to have "bad burnout". She continued: "It crept up on me very slowly, in hindsight well over a year, but by the end of August of this year, I got pretty bad burnout.<\/p>\n
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"Bodhi became my sole priority and source of joy, but beyond her, absolutely everything felt impossible. And it makes sense, because in the space of 2 years I had moved across the country, bought, refurbished and furnished my first house, been reunited with a very busy social life, had a baby by emergency c-section, returned to work 8 weeks later, filmed a reality tv show, and began separating from my husband after what was, to be totally honest, the hardest summer of both of our lives.<\/p>\n
"I\u2019ve had mental health battles before, being diagnosed with GAD in my early twenties, so I knew there was a problem bubbling under the surface and was quick to get myself back into therapy. <\/p>\n
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"To be honest, there is more to this story and there were a number of factors that lead me back to where I am now (and have been since the end of October), but I\u2019ll talk about them another time. But for the first time in a very long time, I feel good again. I feel happy again. I feel strong again."<\/p>\n
Chloe finished off her post by telling fans that she hopes it can give someone a sense of "hope". After seeing her wholesome display, fans headed to the comment section to share their support.<\/p>\n
One follower wrote: "Sending luv gorgeous amazing girl." While another said: "Sending massive hugs and love babe."<\/p>\n
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