Patsy Kensit, a well-known figure, is among the participants in the eighth installment of the BBC reality show Pilgrimage, with the subtitle The Road To Holy Island. The 58-year-old actress, known for her roles in projects like Absolute Beginners, Emmerdale, and EastEnders, shared her challenging yet rewarding experience traversing the countryside from Northumberland to Lindisfarne while engaging in deep conversations about spirituality with her fellow travelers.
Accompanied by fellow participants Ashley Banjo, Tasha Ghouri, and Hermione Norris, Patsy humorously mentioned how one of her companions ended up becoming her “carer” during a particularly steep climb. Reflecting on her personal life, Patsy, who has been married multiple times, including to Jim Kerr and Liam Gallagher, opened up exclusively to Mirror about her views on faith, grief, and love.
Regarding her participation in Pilgrimage, Patsy revealed that missing her son Lennon’s 26th birthday while on the journey was a tough moment for her. Despite the physical challenges of the trek, she found the experience enlightening, fostering strong bonds with her co-stars and gaining valuable insights along the way.
Describing her spiritual beliefs as an “à la carte Catholic,” Patsy expressed her eclectic approach to faith, incorporating elements from different traditions like Krishna and Buddha. She emphasized the importance of meditation in her life and how the show resonated with her spiritual journey.
Touching on her past struggles, including the loss of her mother to breast cancer when she was 22, Patsy shared how those experiences shaped her perspective on life and her ongoing connection with her late mother through signs and symbols.
When asked about love and relationships, Patsy revealed a shift in her mindset, focusing on personal growth and embracing the present moment rather than seeking romance. She emphasized the importance of staying positive and being grateful for life’s blessings.
Reflecting on fame and social media, Patsy acknowledged the challenges of public scrutiny and the impact of negative comments. However, she highlighted the need to engage with social media for her career while maintaining a balanced perspective on its influence.
In conclusion, Patsy shared her joy in spending time with her grown sons, emphasizing the special moments she cherishes with them. She expressed pride in her son Lennon’s experience attending Oasis’ reunion tour and reflected on the nostalgic significance of that era in music.
Pilgrimage: The Road To Holy Island premieres on Sunday, April 5, on BBC Two and iPlayer. For more entertainment news and updates, follow Mirror Celebs on various social media platforms.