Kelly Holmes: Being Me
Double Olympic champion Dame Kelly Holmes opens up about significant parts of her life and we discover the emotional journey she's been on over the last 30 years. Living in fear that someone might find out that she’s a gay woman, she kept part of her life secret and only her closest friends and family knew her story. In this documentary, she discusses her struggle to tell people who she is and her deep concerns about being found out in the military.
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Double Olympic champion Dame Kelly Holmes opens up about significant parts of her life and we discover the emotional journey she's been on over the last 30 years. Living in fear that someone might find out that she’s a gay woman, she kept part of her life secret and only her closest friends and family knew her story. In this documentary, she discusses her struggle to tell people who she is and her deep concerns about being found out in the military.
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