Celebrities you didn't know have dyslexia - from James Martin to Holly Willoughby
Although dyslexia is mostly diagnosed in children, there are a range of methods that help people of all ages to cope with the disorder. This can include the use of technology like word processors or electronic organisers and reading with a coloured overlay. Celebrities also have to make adjustments in their workplace to support their dyslexia. But who does suffer with the learning disorder?
Holly Willoughby
One half of the famous daytime television hosting duo Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, Holly also suffers from the disorder.
Similarly to James Martin, she has to check autocues in advance and uses coloured scripts to help her present.
In the past she has emotionally opened up about struggling to learn at school and now she fears for her own three children.
In February of this year she supported her oldest school friend who also has dyslexia, Hannah Peckham, who overcame her learning difficulties to write a children’s book.
