Youtube sensation and TikTok star GK Barry failed to mince her words regarding her turbulent childhood as she spoke openly about being disliked at school while on Loose Women
GK Barry recently shared a poignant message to her school bullies as she reflected on her childhood on ITV’s Loose Women.
The YouTube star, whose full name is Grace Keeling, appeared on the award-winning daytime show as a panellist on Thursday afternoon. Sitting alongside TV veterans Kaye Adams, Denise Welch and Frankie Bridge, the ladies discussed whether popular kids have a better time at school.
Sharing her experience Grace told the women that she wasn’t the popular kid but tried to fit in with the in-crowd at her school. The star went on to explain that despite her best efforts she never really blended in with the more popular crowd but relied on her sense of humour to get her through.
Sharing how people often feel that school is the “be all and end all”, GK Barry shared a strong message. She said: “The people that were ever horrible to me, I don’t know what they’re doing now, they’re so irrelevant to me now. And that’s amazing.”
GK Barry reflected on her school life on Loose Women (
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As the audience applauded her stance, the 24-year-old added: “I think the only reason that I became- some would argue- funny, was because I thought ‘I’ve got to have something here. I need something!”
After seeing Grace on the daytime show, fans were loving the fresh change. One viewer said: “I’m actually liking Grace, she’s funny, relaxed and doesn’t seem to take herself too seriously.”
The women spoke about being popular in school (
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Another swooned: “Who the hell is the other young lady in the middle? I have never seen or heard of her before, she is a good-looking lass and I love her Essex voice, she will attract a lot of blokes watching loose women now.”
Grace skyrocketed e to fame during the first UK lockdown in 2020, cultivating over a million followers on TikTok in just over a year.
Grace rose to fame on TikTok (
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Hannah Young/REX/Shutterstock)By August 2020, which was only five months after starting her account, she had already hit 100,000 followers. She then reached to more than a million in just over a year.
She currently has over 4.5million followers across her social media platforms, at the time of writing.
