Julia Morris on Style, Travel, and Her ADHD Journey
Julia Morris is known for her wit, charm, and impeccable style, but there’s so much more to her than what we see on screen. As the beloved host of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! , she’s always dressed to impress, whether it's a dazzling gown or a comfy tracksuit. But beyond the glitz and glamour, Morris has recently opened up about a deeply personal revelation—her ADHD diagnosis at 56.
Let’s talk about fashion first because, honestly, Julia has some of the best style insights. Her go-to travel outfit? A matching tracksuit with an elastic waist—because you never know when you might have to slide down an emergency inflatable chute! And when it comes to red carpets, she loves Melbourne designer Alin Le’Kal but pairs the look with an Adidas sneaker because, why suffer in heels?
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Speaking of sneakers, she has an enviable collection of Adidas trainers in different colors—one for every outfit. And while many of us hoard old clothes, Julia takes it to another level. She still has a Chanel cardigan from 1986 that she barely wears because it felt "too good" to wear at the time. Classic fashion dilemmas! Her all-time favorite era? The 1940s—think pencil skirts and structured coats. And her favorite fragrance? Paloma Picasso, a scent she fell in love with back in high school.
But Julia’s style isn’t just about looking good; it’s about feeling good too. She’s big on comfort—flat shoes, large underpants, and a well-fitted bra are her wardrobe essentials. She loves a relaxed Sunday in silk pyjama-style sets that make it look like she put in more effort than she actually did. And while she’s not completely against denim, you won’t catch her in jeans very often.
Beyond fashion, Julia recently shared something deeply personal—her ADHD diagnosis. On I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! , she opened up about how confronting it was to be diagnosed as an adult. After hearing two contestants talk about their experiences with ADHD, she felt compelled to share her own journey. Looking back, she realized so many moments in her life were shaped by undiagnosed ADHD. It wasn’t about being "pushy" or "a show-off"—it was just how her brain worked.
She’s hopeful that by speaking out, she can help others recognize the signs in themselves or their loved ones. ADHD affects millions of people, and raising awareness—especially for women, who are often diagnosed later in life—is incredibly important. Julia’s honesty and humor make her story even more relatable, reminding us that no matter how put-together someone seems, they’re always navigating their own challenges.
So, whether she’s rocking a designer gown with sneakers, lounging in stylish pyjamas, or speaking openly about mental health, Julia Morris continues to inspire. And let’s be honest—who wouldn’t want to raid her Adidas sneaker collection?
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