The daughters of missing Nicola Bulley have devastatingly asked if their mummy is famous as police continue to search for the 45-year-old after she disappeared on January 27. Speaking on Good Morning Britain, Ms Bulley's close friend Emma White said the mortgage advisor's two girls have appear "deflated" every day as they ask where their mum is.
Describing the ongoing search as "torture", Emma revealed that the girls, aged six and nine, are now wondering if their beloved mummy is famous. She said: "I think children are quite resilient aren't they, but they are obviously asking questions each day.
"You know when the girls get home from school they say 'any news on mummy?' and Paul has to say 'no'. And you can just see the little girls just deflate and the little girls are saying 'is my mummy famous' and I didn't know how to answer that myself because it's for the wrong reasons."