Dawn French's latest book, 'Enough,' is a poignant exploration of her father's untimely death and its lasting impact on her life.

The Blame Game

French, 63, reveals that she has spent years grappling with feelings of guilt and regret over her father's passing, which occurred when she was just 19.

According to French, she blames herself for not seeing the warning signs of her father's depression,which he kept hidden from his children.

A Cheerful Man with a Secret

French's father, a seemingly cheerful and well-adjusted man, suffered from depression, a condition that he kept concealed from his family.

This Morning host,Holly Willoughby, asked French about her father's mental health, and French replied, 'He was a very cheerful man, and I think that's what makes it so difficult, because you wouldn't have guessed it.'

Breaking Down Stigma

French emphasizes the importance of open conversations about mental health, citing her father's struggles as a prime example of the need for greater awareness and understanding.

She believes that talking about mental health can help break down the stigma surrounding it and encourage people to seek help when they need it.

Forgiveness and Healing

French has come to terms with her father's actions and has forgiven him,but the experience has left a lasting impact on her life.

She hopes that her story will inspire others to speak openly about their own mental health struggles and to seek support when they need it.