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Miquita Oliver Apologizes to Fearne Cotton: Reflecting on Past Resentment

Miquita Oliver, co-host of 'Miss Me?', apologizes to Fearne Cotton, discussing past resentment fueled by press treatment in her early twenties.

Editorial Desk

July 22, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — London, UK — Television personality Miquita Oliver has publicly apologized to fellow BBC star Fearne Cotton, acknowledging past resentment she held towards Cotton. Oliver, co-host of the show ‘Miss Me?’, became emotional as she detailed her realization that the media scrutiny she faced in her early twenties contributed to her negative feelings toward other women in the industry.

During a recent episode of ‘Miss Me?’, Oliver spoke candidly about her emotional journey. “I was awful about her,” she admitted. “The way I was treated by the press in my early twenties made me resentful towards other women, including Fearne.”

Oliver’s apology comes as a significant moment of reflection — and reconciliation within the media community. Her remarks highlight the often-overlooked impact of media pressure on personal relationships — and mental health.

Fearne Cotton, known for her work on various BBC programs, has yet to publicly respond to Oliver’s apology. However, the incident underscores the complexities of navigating fame and the importance of mutual support among colleagues.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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