Trinny Woodall Secures Housing for Daughter Amid Business Success

Trinny Woodall, the founder of the cosmetics brand Trinny London, has publicly shared her decision to withdraw funds from her business to secure housing for her daughter, Lyla, amid her concerns about the future. At 60, Woodall revealed that she sold her home years ago to start the brand, and although she feels secure in her business ventures, she worried about Lyla being left homeless if anything were to happen to her. To address this, she set aside money to ensure Lyla can afford a flat. Woodall reflected on her journey, stating, 'Most people at 60 are trying to pay off their mortgage,' highlighting her unique situation. Additionally, Lyla discussed the legacy of her mother’s former show 'What Not to Wear,' suggesting it might not resonate with today’s audience due to its candid approach. Despite the challenges, Trinny London has become a thriving enterprise, valued at £180 million.