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'I'm not sure who I am' - Bake Off winner in shock after bipolar diagnosis

'I'm not sure who I am' - Bake Off winner in shock after bipolar diagnosis
BBC Entertainment Tuesday 18 August 2026, 19:59 UTC 1 min read
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Georgina Grasso said she is taking some time to understand bipolar disorder after receiving her diagnosis.

Georgina Grasso said she is taking some time to understand bipolar disorder after receiving her diagnosis.
Bake Off (ORG) Georgina Grasso (PERSON)
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