Coleen Nolan reveals autobiography anger

Coleen Nolan has admitted that working on her autobiography made her feel "angry".

The Loose Women panellist released Coleen Nolan: Upfront & Personal last month following her stint on ITV1's Dancing On Ice.

"Writing it releases all those feelings and emotions you thought you'd buried," Nolan told the Liverpool Daily Post. "You relive all the traumas and you do feel angry again.

"But, while it was painful at times, there was genuine joy and laughter remembering the great experiences that I'd lost by the wayside."

She added: "I'd always said I wouldn't write it until I was 70 and had had a life, but by then nobody would be interested. It is cathartic, a bit like having counselling, and it is strange walking down the street thinking: 'They all know my secrets'."

The book sees Nolan opening up about her teenage abortion and failed marriage to Shane Richie.