From the football cages of East London to presenting to millions at Wembley Stadium,

people have always seen my strong side. But what they don't know is the journey I've been on to find my voice.

In my book, How Not To Be Strong I Share My Story Unfiltered

Because sometimes the strongest thing you can do is show you most vulnerable side to the world.

How Not To Be Strong by me, Alex Scott is out now.

This podcast is sponsored by Pet Plan, the UK's number one pet insurer.

Now I've always ensured my dog Raymond with Pet Plan, mainly because every pet home or I spoke to recommended them.

They cover things other insurers don't. For example, some policies limit what they'll pay towards certain diagnostics like MRI or CT scans.

Also, and I love them for this, they don't wriggle out of claims.

And you don't end up paying more for claiming, which is probably why over 90% of customers like me renew with them each year.

I see them as basically the labrador of pet insurers. They're popular because they're utterly dependable and reliable.

What's that Raymond?

No, she'd suit her fabulous too. But let's be honest, you're basically an e-walk anyway.

Terms, conditions and excesses apply.

She doesn't wear your poo, but she hit a straddle's the path.

She just puts her centre out.

Oh, is that what she's doing?

She's got a lot of instincts in her.

I'm not going to do that, because I haven't done that. I mean, I'm going to wait until you've left me for more.

This week on Walking the Dog, I went out with international fashion icon and let's face it, Human Wonder, David Gandhi.

David brought along his dog Dora, who's from Basti Dogs and Cats Home, where he's an ambassador.

There weren't any Ferreira Rocheon afraid, but he did take me for a little tour and there was just so much cuteness.

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