Dame Kelly Holmes: ‘I don’t like ageing. I’m someone who used to have a six pack’
The Olympic runner opens up about her identity post-retirement and how dinners have gone from chicken breasts to curries with gin and tonic
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The Olympic runner opens up about her identity post-retirement and how dinners have gone from chicken breasts to curries with gin and tonic
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