 Get all the biggest showbiz news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Mirror Showbiz newsletter. The broadcaster continued: 'Sensing that something was off, about to cross the road, I called my sister and walked back to the station. I've never felt so sure something would have happened.' Laura said a Transport for London worker had offered to walk her home before her sister came to pick her up. 'I (was) spooked by my own shadow in my own home all night – something I've never experienced,' she wrote. 'It's absolute BULLS**T now it's winter we don't feel safe to walk home at night. I honestly believe my morning would have been different had I not headed back to the station.' She also got a selfie with Rochelle Humes (Image: Instagram) Having fun with comedian Munya Chawawa (Image: Instagram) Her post prompted a wave of comments from followers and her famous pals, who detailed their own experience of feeling unsafe in the capital. Fashion influencer and Elle contributing editor Camille Charriere wrote: 'So glad you brought this up and am so glad ur ok. I ALWAYS listen to that gut feeling e){kind=link}
TV presenter Laura Jackson, who hosted Take Me Out: The Gossip and the BBC’s Ready or Not, said she had ‘never felt so sure’ she might be attacked
TV presenter Laura Jackson has revealed she was left âspooked’ after being followed home by a âreally strange man’ last night.
The 36-year-old decided to get the tube home after a âwonderful night’ at the Glamour Women Of The Year Awards in central London.
But had she not clocked the man’s behaviour and stayed at the station where she felt safe and alerted staff, she said she had ânever felt so sure something would have happened.’
Taking to Instagram the next morning to share her experience, she said: “After such a wonderful night, I thought I’d be economical and get the tube home, a route I do many times.