Carole Caplin
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Carole Caplin (born January 8, 1961, London) is a professional life coach, an alleged New Ager, and a former member of Exegesis.
She was the life coach of the wife of British PM Tony Blair, Cherie, and rose to notoriety for her alleged involvement in the Cheriegate affair. This followed her relationship with conman Peter Foster. Caplin became pregnant by Foster but would miscarry at the height of the Cherigate scandal. She would describe Foster in an interview in the Mail on Sunday newspaper as "the greatest lover I have ever known" and pledged that she would "always love him". She was exposed by Mazher Mahmood of the News of the World betraying confidences of Prime Minister Tony Blair and Cherie. She appealed to the Press Complaints Commission but lost her case.
As of 2006 she was writing as an agony aunt for the Mail on Sunday, and had a miniseries—The Carole Caplin Treatment— on Channel 4.
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In the early 1980's, Carole was a member of SHOCK: a rock/mime/burlesque/music troupe.
According to his recent autobiography entitled Stand and Deliver, Adam Ant dated Carole at the height of his fame in the early 1980's.
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