Zoe Ball reveals daughter Nelly also has same ADHD condition which she and son Woody share
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Zoe Ball reveals daughter Nelly also has same ADHD condition which she and son Woody shareTV and radio star Zoe Ball has revealed that her teenage daughter Nell suffers from ADHD - a condition she and her son Woody also have3amMarc Baker and Hannah Britt, Senior Reporter Mirror Features08:00, 23 Apr 2026Updated 08:09, 23 Apr 2026View 5 ImagesTV and radio favourite Zoe Ball, who has said her daughter Nell has ADHD(Image: Getty Images)Former BBC Radio 2 breakfast show host Zoe, Ball who has been hotly tipped as the next Strictly Come Dancing presenter, has spoken openly about struggles she and Woody, 25, also a DJ and TV personality, have had with ADHD. She now reveals that her teenage daughter Nell suffers from ADHD too. Zoe, 55, says of her children with ex-husband Norman Cook, 62, aka DJ Fatboy Slim, that they are helping her to cope with her own attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). She admits: "I always wang on about having ADHD.”But she says her children have enlightened her, adding: “It's been by learning about their situation and how they cope with things, deal with things, that I've learned about my own.” Zoe says Nell, 16, is coping well with ADHD, in which the brain works differently to most people’s, which can make concentrating and sitting still difficult.READ MORE: Zoe Ball feels 'blessed' as she celebrates upcoming career milestone with Bob Harris tributeAnd new medication has made her final year at school easier. She continues: “She [Nell] could get through her schoolwork and her exams. It's really helped her to focus.” Zoe, who is based in the Brighton and Hove area of East Sussex, now lives with her partner, TV production designer Mathieu Weekes, 49 - who she affectionately refers to as "the lodger."View 5 ImagesNell, mum Zoe, dad Norman and Woody share a special family moment(Image: instagram.com/woody_cook)She says: "There's three ADHD-ers and three quite gregarious people. And then th...



