Jane Moore, 62, makes rare divorce admission following split from husband of 20 years: ‘I got in first!’
Loose Women star Jane Moore has opened up about her divorce from husband Gary Farrow after 20 years of marriage during a candid conversation on the Loose Women Podcast.
The 62-year-old broadcaster shared her thoughts on heartbreak and relationships with co-star GK Barry, 25, in the latest episode.
The pair, who both appeared on last year’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, discussed a range of personal topics including coping with love splits and sexuality.
Jane announced her split from showbiz agent Gary Farrow at the end of 2022 and has now revealed how she handled the emotional aftermath of their separation.
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Speaking to GK Barry, Jane revealed she has “never been dumped” because she anticipates when relationships are ending.
“I think about stuff inside my head a lot before I articulate it,” she explained. “I anticipate the writing on the wall. I know what’s coming. So I get in first.”
The Loose Women star described her unique approach to heartbreak in romantic relationships.
“I’ve had a couple of nights where I’ve been really upset… But then after that, I just have this ability to put things on the back burner,” she said.
Jane added: “I’m really upset about it, boo hoo hoo, and then about two days later, I’ll be fine.”
Despite her stoic approach to heartbreak, the 62-year-old explained she had trouble sleeping during her divorce proceedings in the lead up to her I’m a Celeb appearance.
“Before I went into the jungle, I was not sleeping well. Because, you know, I’d got divorced. I was selling my house. I had so much going on in my head,” she admitted.
However, far from worsening her insomnia, the famously tough conditions of the show provided unexpected relief from her personal troubles.
“Well, I got into that jungle, and all I had to do was wake up and think about making the fire or something,” she explained.
Moore confirmed the positive change has lasted, adding: “I am now still sleeping like I was sleeping in the jungle.”
Moore’s restorative stint in the jungle was not the last as she became the first celeb to be booted from the camp.
It followed an earlier awkward moment when she accused camp leaders Danny Jones and Barry McGuigan of “ageism” and “sexism” over the allocation of chores.
As she left, Moore made the pointed remark that “hard work does not get rewarded” to her co-stars.
Despite the tense exit, Moore expressed that she would cherish the experience and would repeat it “in a heartbeat”.
Elsewhere on the podcast, Moore spoke candidly about her views on sexuality, recalling an interview she once conducted with George Michael.
“Years ago, I had a great, great, one of the best interviews I’ve ever done with George Michael. We talked about his sexuality,” she said.