BIn Singapore, 64-year-old Claire Bailey Mosley studied at the Royal Free Medical School, where she met. Michael Mosley: They got married in 1987. She worked as a general practitioner until her retirement in 2022. She wrote companion recipe books for her husband. 8 Week Blood Sugar Diet, Smart Gut Diet And Fast 800. After his death in 2024, she founded Michael Mosley Memorial Research Fund; she also published a parenting guide called “Eating Together” and “Fast's 800 Favorites”; There is also an online weight loss support program called Fast 800. She lives in Buckinghamshire and has four children.
What is your earliest memory?
Cleared mines at a cocktail party when I was about three. I woke up at night, and in the morning my parents found me drunk.
What trait do you regret most about yourself?
Temporary blindness.
What trait do you most judge in others?
Arrogance.
Apart from real estate, what is your most prized possession? bought?
Garden chair from the Chelsea Flower Show. It was almost the price of a crappy little car.
What is your most valuable item?
My puppy. His name is Biscuit and he is a very bouncy cavapoo.
Describe yourself in three words
Optimistic, caring, inquisitive.
What is your most unattractive habit?
I walk in my sleep. I wander around aimlessly and then go back to bed.
What do you dislike most about your appearance?
My nose could be neater.
What scares you about aging?
Loneliness.
What book are you embarrassed not to read?
War and Peace.
What did you want to be when you were growing up?
Firefighter.
What or who is the greatest love in your life?
Michael.
What is love?
Connection, warmth, a person you can trust and, fortunately, not say anything to.
If you could edit your past, what would you change?
I wouldn't, because everything is connected to everything else.
When was the last time you changed your mind about something significant?
Six months ago I decided to move. I got the pass, cleaned everything out, and then thought, “Why am I doing this?” So I stayed and I'm glad I did.
What would you like to leave to your children?
That they were loved.
What is the one thing that will improve your quality of life?
Michael.
What do you consider your greatest achievement?
My children.
Would you rather have more sex, money or fame?
Money.
How would you like to be remembered?
Making people healthier and happier.
What is the most important lesson life has taught you?
Be inquisitive.
Tell us a joke
Someone told me this when I was five years old. When is a bank not a bank? When it's ajar.
