Rylan Clark reveals he was hospitalised after suffering breakdown following split with husband

RYLAN Clark has revealed he was hospitalised after suffering a breakdown after he split from husband Dan Neal.

The Strictly spin-off host, 33, said: "I didn’t think I’d be here. I didn’t think I could continue."

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The star said his weight plummeted to over nine stone as he took a four-month break from TV when the marriage ended last year.

Speaking to he said: "I was having thoughts and doing things that made me… f**ked up, for want of a better word.

"I didn’t understand why I was doing that to myself. So, I went away for a bit."

Asked if he went to hospital he replied: "Yes. For safety reasons.”

Talking about what he learnt while he was in there Rylan said: "That I always say yes to everything and I nod and smile.

"But now if there’s something I really don’t want to do, I’m going to say no. I’ve learned to be more in control. I’ve not had control for so long, I feel like Britney!"

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Rylan is currently going through a divorce from his former policeman hubby of six years Dan Neal.

The pair, who met on Big Brother where Dan was a contestant and Rylan a presenter, split last summer.

Speaking about his ordeal, he vowed to become healthy, saying: “I got ill and I lost weight, I went down to under ten stone — and I’m six feet four inches, so that’s not good.

“The honest truth is that it’s been s**t. I didn’t deal with what happened and now I am. I felt unwell and it was a very difficult time for me.”

Rylan spent a lot of time with his mother Linda, who he describes as his rock. He said: “My mum was majorly worried about me, as were all my family.

“I don’t just disappear for four months — that doesn’t just happen.

"Mum has been a lifesaver to me and one of my biggest regrets of this year was putting my mum through me not being well.

“I needed to get back to me.”

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