Vicky Pattison rules out Geordie Shore

‘I don’t understand it I don’t understand why their first reaction to a person they don’t is hatred or anger. If you catch us on a really good day I can sort of look at these things and be like »what the hell has happened to that person?» and I almost feel like it feels unrelated to me and I feel sorry for them. 

‘But on a down day I’ll answer back and I’ll cry. That over-sensitivity on my behalf is something that I would like to improve on. I can never stop people’s negativity and I will never stop some from unfortunately using social media for the wrong reasons but I can learn to deal with it better.

‘I’ve got so much to be thankful for, I shouldn’t be fighting back the one in a thousand comments.’

Vicky is currently planning her wedding to long-term boyfriend John Noble, after announcing her engagement last July.

The couple had previously postponed the special day in January as they didn’t want to rush into married life, but Vicky now reveals plans are in full swing with a goal of tying the knot next summer.

She said: ‘Everything’s going along slowly but surely. I feel like we’ve got an awful lot of pressure to get married, when we postponed it. So I’m just trying to keep above it, I’m not getting dragged into it because we’re doing what’s best for us. 

‘We definitely want a family and everything that follows traditionally with married life, we’re not dragging our heels on the wedding we want to get married first, and we’re definitely looking at next summer.’

Vicky also confessed she started to find all the finer details of planning a wedding too much to bear, and is looking into hiring a wedding planner to help with the big day.

‘We are not as far ahead as we would have liked. I’m definitely being inspired to hire a wedding planner. She’s gonna like be the only way we will get this wedding planned,’ she said.

‘I’m just overwhelmed, there’s so many options and so many choices. I’ve not got the wealth of knowledge I need to navigate myself through this wedding wilderness. I’m definitely gonna have a wedding planner, it’s the next point of call to find one of them.’

And following a brief period of residing in Australia, Vicky also admitted she wouldn’t rule out a more permanant residence Down Under, but her fiance John would take some convincing.

She added: ‘I’ve always wanted to live in Australia, it’s always been the end goal for me I fell in love with the place when I was about 25 and it has always been a real dream of mine to live there, not permanently, I’d split the year.  

‘I’d chase the sun, eventually I’d live in UK in the summer and head over to Australia for their summer. 

‘John is slightly more hesitant his business will always keep him in the UK, particularly in the North East. So I’ve got a hard job on my hands if I’m going to convince him.

‘I love Australia so much, all the shows I’ve done I had so much fun, all the people out there are so chilled out. So never say never on that one. But I will have a real hard job convincing John he’s the biggest homebody.’

Vicky was celebrating her collaboration with skincare brand YourGoodSkin, and admitted her complexion has been transformed by her use of the products.

She said: ‘For years and years I really neglected my skin. Like you do when you’re younger you don’t take things into consideration. 

‘All things have a huge effect on your skin. This brand is so fantastic because they take all of those things into consideration.

‘I’m quite hormonal every so often I enjoy a good drink, my diet can fluctuate.

‘I’m also busy I‘m quite an intense person, I wouldn’t enjoy six hours a day just on skincare, the fact I can do it all quickly is a major positive. I’ve noticed a huge difference already, I’m not doing bad for an old boot of 30!’

Vicky also said that suffering from severe acne during her teenage years used to really take a toll on her mental health, and having clear skin now has been a huge boost to her self-esteem.

‘When I was younger it was really hard I think I hit puberty a lot sooner than some people my age. I think all of about 12 years old,’ she admitted. 

‘I had quite aggressive acne on my skin. When you’re young when you’re trying to come terms with your changing shape and who you are it was a really difficult time for me. I didn’t want to do to school it led me to being really embarrassed and made me self-conscious of who I was and how my body was changing. 

‘I wish I could show myself back then and my skin now I would never believe it was possible. I spend a majority of days wearing no makeup at all. I much prefer a more natural look even when I do wear makeup.’

And even with her newfound complexion Vicky she’s become less interested in a big night on the town, and loves nothing more than a good pamper session.

She said: ‘I do love a good pamper night, nothing better than getting my feet up a good box set a glass of wine and a face mask. 

‘I love a night out with my pals. My way of unwinding has completely changed. It used to be ten Yagerbombs and getting off with some random fella! 

‘Now I can’t imagine anything worse than a heavy night on the town it gives us anxiety. I enjoy a good meal and great bottle of wine. I cannot believe what I’ve become I’m a boring old boot but I love it!’

And following her work with the skincare brand Vicky remained coy on what projects she had in the pipeline, but was confident she wanted to work on something more ‘serious’ in the autumn.

She said: https://www.dogtrainingengineering.online ‘I’m looking to diversify this year. I’ve had some amazing opportunities come my way, but as I’ve gotten older, I’ve discovered more and more about who I am and I’ve changed. I think a little bit as I’ve grown and as my skill set has diversified I’d like to show more examples of that.

‘I’m gonna look at doing something slightly more serious with myself, although I can have a laugh on a panel show it’s time to show a more genuine and serious and in depth time with myself.’