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@soulrenovation 2025 don’t let the door hit you in the ass

Late December, the artist formally known as Christmas @kayleigh_m_jonesas a ‘friend’ said to me shortly after my mother died “ well it’s fine now because everybody’s dead so you don’t have anything to worry about anymore..”

Answer: only I am actually taxidermy

Soft launch @joe_rome

Angels and Hell and things

Love to all x @ginamoffalcsw

Sneaky sneaky 🤍#wildcat opens today Привет 🖤

If everyone would stop dying I wouldn’t have so many tattoos Thank you @_dr_woo_ for this beautiful one of my mama 🤍( and @endrystymest for Peepo and “fatherless scum”)

“ It’s not easy having a good time… Even smiling makes my face ache…” Dr Frank N Furter But if anyone could do it, it’s @fatherbadass and @mucksticky inviting me to be part of closing for @eodmofficial after their amazing gig at Halloween. My mum went to university with Tim Curry and went to see his opening night at the Royal Court Theatre upstairs nine months pregnant with me -so this felt like an even more magical moment plus getting to do what has basically been my dream role since the age of 11 with ,without exception, the most extraordinarily kind, welcoming, tender, emotionally intelligent bunch of absolute fucking freaks was a blessing I could not have anticipated (and I was asked the day after my mum‘s funeral which felt like a double gift. )Thank you to all of you for letting “Don’t dream it, be it” be a reality for me, even for just a night and for reminding me that in our darkest times everybody, even the most exuberant, buoyant people are carrying unimaginable burdens and it is those people who tend to extend an arm down the well and pull you out even just for a night and cover you in sequins. Thank you and thanks to the brilliant audience who went fabulously berserk. And to @lily_sheen 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋

Wildcat released in theatres and streaming November 25. Not only the best cast and crew but also the last movie set my mum was able to visit me on and my God they treated her like the queen she was . And supported me being her carer at night and working during the day which was a lot . Thank you . I’ll never forget the kindness x

First of all I just wanted to thank everybody who sent such beautiful and heartbreaking messages about my mum but also about her celebration and also who shared some of their own incredibly painful stories of loss. I am not currently in a position to be able to reply sometimes even to my own friends. Death and witnessing death, particularly if it was not peaceful has a way of making one rather mute -and I feel very remiss in the weeks following being the only person in the room watching my mother die ,becoming virtually catatonic and immobilised and unable to thank people for their messages .I will get around to it as I become hopefully stronger and if you are one of those people who is feeling upset at me for my silence, please know that it’s global and not personal and I could not appreciate the support more. I have had to take down the little films I made of my mother‘s funeral and celebration because of some extremely abusive messages I received that I’m just not really robust enough to be dealing with around such a precious and tender subject right at the moment .But I also wanted to share that I have read a lot of books during these last couple of years and “The Orphaned Adult”by Alexander Levy is by far the most helpful and it stands alone because obviously losing one’s parents is inevitable-(I did start that journey rather younger than most at the age of five and I have had the experience of sudden death, very young, and a dragged out Illness that in fact was not what killed my mother later in life )and this is the only book I am aware of that speaks so potently to the experience of being suddenly an adult orphan, which most people brush over as the natural order of things but could not feel less natural or orderly. So I just wanted to make sure that anyone in this position who is suffering and feeling that they perhaps shouldn’t because everyone around them keeps banging on about inevitability and this is the age where it happens and blah blah blah, this book is sensitive and poetic and in those bleak weeks and months following, when one is living one’s life in 10 minute increments it provides a balm, and balm is hard to come by. Much love.X

I don’t want to post this. I am only posting this because I have had to register my mother‘s death certificate and it will soon become public record. She died the night of July 15th in my arms after immeasurable suffering. I have not picked all the best photos, nor the best videos, because I cannot bear to go through my camera roll yet. I deeply apologise to any of her friends who are finding out this way or through the press, but I cannot go through her phone . I am paralysed. Jude was the compass of my life ,the love of my life, my dearest friend. The vastness and huge heart of this tiny woman has touched so many people who love her dearly.She has been brave in so many ways, forgiving sometimes too much , believing in the ultimate good in people - and the world is so dim without her that it is nearly impossible to bear . Mama, I love you so much. This has been my greatest fear since finding my father dead at five and I am here. Oh my Mama.. I’m sorry, I’m so sorry. I am so sorry.