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Emily Atack says 'being single is great' as she breaks silence on Jude Taylor split

Comedy babe Emily Atack has broken her silence following her split from boyfriend Jude Taylor, declaring: “Being single is great”.

The I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! star sat down with OK! Magazine ahead of the release of her new stand-up comedy sketch series, The Emily Atack Show, which returns for a second instalment next week on ITV2.

“I am single. Being single isn’t always a happy thing, but I definitely think it isn’t a bad thing,” the stunner revealed.

“And it shouldn’t be seen as something that’s shameful if you’re in your thirties and single. As I say, being single isn’t always great, but sometimes it’s really great. So yeah, I’m fine.”

I’m A Celeb’s Emily Atack declares being single is great after split from Jude Love
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After recently being spotted snogging a mystery man on a girls trip to Marbella, Emily opened up about enjoying her thirties and not caving to pressure to settle down before she is ready.

“I still feel like I’m 16 years old. I find it mad that I get keys given to me and I have to live in a house by myself. I feel like I’m a child in my head. I don’t feel older, I don’t feel wiser,” she said.

Emily opened up about enjoying her thirties and not caving to pressure to settle down before she is ready
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But Emily explained that she feels like there is “pressure” on women to “nail” certain things at certain times, but says it should be everyone’s individual choice to do what they want.

The 31-year-old said heading to Ibiza with your mates is just as valid, to think that this is “life right now”.

The new series of Emily’s eponymous show will see her chatting to viewers like they’re her extended WhatsApp group about a variety of hot topics, from relationships to body image.

Emily Atack says she gets ‘nervous’ appearing on TV as she’s scared of getting cancelled
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In between her stand-up routines, she’ll also be showing off her hilarious celebrity impressions and sketches.

The Inbetweeners actress said she wants her audience to feel as though they’re sharing pints in their local with Emily, chatting about “slightly raucous” things.

Emily, whose mum Kate Robbins recently joined the cast of EastEnders, offers up hilarious impressions of Davina McCall, Lorraine Kelly and Anna Richardson on her upcoming series.

But she admitted she gets “more nervous” about doing impressions than she does anything else in the show – but hopes the celebs she’s imitating find it “fun”.

The Emily Atack Show airs on Thursdays at 10pm on ITV2.

Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk


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