#MyPride

Celebs mark Pride by sharing their experiences of the LGBTQ+ community

Famous faces mark Pride by opening up about their experiences of being part of the LGBTQ+ community and writing poignant letters to their 14-year-old selves.

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Lady Phyll, co-founder of UK Black Pride, writes a poignant letter to her 14year-old self.

Co-founder of UK Black Pride and political activist, Lady Phyll, joins us in our first episode, as she reflects on her life and journey of self-acceptance in a poignant letter to her 14-year-old self.

Broadcaster and author, Riyadh Khalaf, offers guidance in a letter to his 14year-old self.

Broadcaster and author of “Yay! Your’re Gay! Now what?”, Riyadh Khalaf, offers guidance and hope to young people in an uplifting letter to his 14-year-old self, as he reflects on his own experience growing up gay in Ireland.

Rob Rinder, opens up in a candidly heartfelt letter to his 14-year old self.

Human rights barrister and TV presenter, Rob Rinder, opens up in a candidly heartfelt letter to his 14-year-old self, as he reflects on the difficult realities of growing up gay in the 80s and 90s.

Paigey Cakey discusses the importance of living an authentic life in this episode.

Actress and artist, Paigey Cakey, discusses the importance of living an authentic life in a letter to her 14-year-old self.

Tia Kofi serves you words of wisdom in becoming confident and assured in your identity.

This episode we have Tia Kofi, serving you words of wisdom from her own personalexperiences in becoming confident and assured in your identity. All while looking gorgeous in her rhinestone jumpsuit!

Dr Ranj Singh is open and honest in an insightful letter to his 14-year-old self.

Presenter, author and NHS doctor, Dr Ranj Singh, shares his personal story of self-acceptance and his optimism for a more accepting and diverse world.

#MyPride

#MyPride

Series 1

Episode 1

Episode 2

Episode 3

Episode 4

Episode 5

Episode 6