To be fair, I think in this case because they’d have been filming her over a period of weeks, she’ll be saying so much to them, it’s the producers’ decision as to what they include, so she’ll have no say in this.I haven’t heard the whole Fearne Cotton interview, but from the bits I have heard I’d say this is the worst one yet.
She keeps saying that she said to Tom when he was saying:
“I’m going to die,” and she’d say “you’re not going to die.”
I get that she was trying to keep his spirits up, but does she not realise how ridiculously stifling this sounds?! Tom had been given a terminal diagnosis, they’d initially told him
12 months, and they’d informed him that the tumour was unoperable. Tom said himself that he knew the statistics.
Kelsey’s now talking as if she is more of an expert than the experts - and still going on as if she’s found a cure for glioblastoma. She’s unsufferable, she really is.
[/QUOTE]I don't think her reaction was 'wrong', it's understandable to feel that way. What seems shady to me though is her including it in the documentary and naming him. Max was a close friend of Tom's for years, they experienced a lot together and he evidently sent it with good intentions, feels a bit humiliating to ensure people know it was him. Surely she could have said like it's really challenging when people ask x however pure the intent is.
To be fair, I think in this case because they’d have been filming her over a period of weeks, she’ll be saying so much to them, it’s the producers’ decision as to what they include, so she’ll have no say in this.
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