Laura Whitmore is gearing up for her captivating new documentary series, “Laura Whitmore Investigates,” on ITVX, and she’s spilling the beans about it.
The former Love Island host revealed that she’s ready to spill the beans now that she wields more power in the TV world. With her newfound role as a producer for the documentary series, the 38-year-old TV host expressed a sense of satisfaction and relief.
Previously, she was just the face of various telly projects, leaving her feeling powerless and frustrated due to lack of control. Now, “Laura Whitmore Investigates” is her opportunity to reclaim her power.
Don’t forget to Subscribe our channel & Press Bell Icon.
In her own words, Laura shared that after being offered the show for the first time, she sought therapy. Despite the challenges she faced, she had never asked for mental health support, fearing it would make her appear weak.
In an interview with The Telegraph, Laura Whitmore candidly expressed, “Sometimes your job is to turn up and look a certain way, and I have worked on multiple projects where I had no control over production or script.”
![](https://republicpolicy.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/m-22.jpg)
Click here to read the July issue of Republic Policy Magazine.
The new documentary series, “Laura Whitmore Investigates,” delves into dark and pressing subjects such as online safety and toxic masculinity. In this three-part ITVX documentary, Laura courageously meets victims of cyberstalking, embarking on an investigative journey to shed light on other hard-hitting issues.
Subscribe our website for latest updates:
https://republicpolicy.com/shop/
Read More