Stacey Dooley to host new BBC documentary series about stalking

OHMYGOSSIP — Stacey Dooley is to host a new documentary series about people whose lives have been consumed by stalking.
The 34-year-old TV presenter will join forces with a specialist police unit in Cheshire and a victim support organisation for the new two-episode BBC Three and iPlayer series, which has a working title ‘Stalked’.
She said: “Prior to these films, I perhaps hadn’t taken into account just how truly devastating and life-changing stalking can be.
“Victims are often forced to change their lives entirely and often likened their normality to simply ‘existing’…
“These survivors deserve to be heard and prioritised.”
Stacey is to explore ex-partner stalking – the most common type of stalking behaviour – in the first 45-minute episode of the documentary series.
In the second episode, the former ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ winner will explore stranger stalking.
Fiona Campbell, Controller of BBC Three, added: “Stacey remains one of the most authentic voices around and her documentaries are incredibly popular with the BBC Three audience.
“These films are so timely and will look at the consequences of stalking and the way it can devastate lives.”
This comes after the star won two National Reality TV Awards in July for her BBC Three documentary series ‘Stacey Dooley: On The Psych Ward’.
She scooped the Most Inspiring TV Show 2021 and Best Health Service TV Show 2021 accolades at the ceremony, which was held at Porchester Hall in London.
Stacey shot to fame making social issue-themed documentaries for the BBC, and she was awarded an MBE in the 2018 Queen’s Birthday Honours for her services to broadcasting.

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