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"  Following a week of heartbreaking statements and an inconclusive post-mortem after Peaches Geldof&amp;#039;s untimely, tragic passing, The Sunday Times have published what has now become Peaches Geldof&amp;#039;s final interview. Journalist Laura James visited Peaches at her home in Kent, to interview her for Aga Living Magazine. In words that have now tragically become all the more poignant, Peaches told Laura; &amp;quot;Motherhood has definitely changed me. &amp;quot;It has anchored me in place because before, I lived in LA, in New York and in London. I was just sort of going round, being young. I worked as a journalist for Nylon. I was rootless and having the kids really anchored me in place and changed my life for the better. It meant that I had to take care of someone properly, which I wasn&amp;#039;t doing for myself.&amp;quot;  Peaches was a girl who was quite clearly a loving and devoted mother,a caring wife and a dear friend to many. She spoke to Laura about the bond she shares with her sisters, and revealed how becoming a mother had made her look back on her childhood with a new attitude; &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;re all really close. I fight with all three of my sisters, but we also get along really well as we all have exactly the same sense of humour. &amp;quot;Now that I am a mum I can correct those awful parts of my childhood and it&amp;#039;s a really healing process. &amp;quot;Before, I was not at peace with myself about it because I was just traumatised. &amp;quot;That&amp;#039;s why I was living a chaotic lifestyle. But now I have the kids I can heal the situation. It&amp;#039;s so good in every single way, really.&amp;quot; In light of Peaches&amp;#039; death, there&amp;#039;s been much speculation in the press about her relationship with food - however she seemed to offer up her opinions on favourite snacks quite freely to Laura, who notes that she commented; &amp;quot;I love really rubbish food, like McDonald&amp;#039;s, or the very best, such as Hakkasan and Nobu. Astala loves pasta, so that&amp;#039;s what I have to cook. Phaedra eats everything. He&amp;#039;s the foodie of our household. Tom and I take him to a posh restaurant once a week because he appreciates it so much. Everyone in the restaurant stares at him, because he will eat his whole meal and then half of someone else&amp;#039;s.&amp;quot; Peaches also seemed to be looking forward to the future, and spoke about her want for another child, as well as her excitement about an upcoming work project; &amp;quot;I can&amp;#039;t say what it is yet, but I&amp;#039;ll be there for three months. Of course the babies will come with me because obviously I wouldn&amp;#039;t leave them for that long. &amp;quot;I would love to have a girl, purely to dress her up. My mum used to dress us in matching outfits to her own and I loved that.&amp;quot; Read the full interview in The Sunday Times. RELATED: PEACHES GELDOF&amp;#039;S FINAL COLUMN FOR MOTHER &amp;amp;amp; BABY MAGAZINE FIFI GELDOF POSTS HEART-WRENCHING TRIBUTE TO PEACHES TRIBUTES AND KIND WORDS POUR IN FOR PEACHES "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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