Kellie Maloney reveals how daughter's heartbreaking words saved her after a suicide attempt and admits if she hadn't transitioned 'I wouldn't be here today'

Kellie Maloney has spoken out on how her transition in 2014 has affected her loved ones. Kellie, 71, was previously known as Frank and enjoyed a successful career as a boxing promoter alongside two marriages and raising three daughters - Emma, 48, Sophie, 28, and Libby, 23. Whilst she has has been living openly as a woman for ten years, Kellie has experienced suicidal thoughts over the past decade and is aware the impact the transition has had on her family. Kellie Maloney has spoken out on how her transition in 2014 has affected her loved ones, and how her daughters have supported her over the past decade Kellie, 71, was previously known as Frank and enjoyed a successful career as a boxing promoter alongside two marriages and raising three daughters Speaking about the day she broke down and told her second wife Tracey about her feelings of being a woman trapped in a man’s body, Kellie recalls that her wife 'had had no idea the agony I was going through. Whilst she has has been living openly as a woman for ten years, Kellie has experienced suicidal thoughts over the past decade and is aware the impact the transition has had on her family The star recently released a documentary about her life called Knockout Blonde During a recent appearance on Good Morning Britain, Kellie gushed that her relationship with her daughters is stronger than ever.