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Victoria Wood: Why I moved to North London
"I had to live near the M1 so I could get out", Victoria Wood joked in an interview with radio presenter Nicky Campbell.
Despite being described as a “quintessentially northern” comic, Victoria Wood left Lancashire and moved to the capital with her husband and their two children in the early Nineties. She denied betraying her roots – saying she wanted to be nearer to where most of her work was.
Asked whether she worried about her children becoming dependent on their nanny, she said: "I make a point of seeing them at least once a week, for at least 10 minutes."
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