BBC: The editor-in-chief of British Vogue has said losing his eyesight is his biggest fear.
Edward Enninful, who has had poor vision for much of his life, has had four operations in recent years for problems including a detached retina.
This required him to spend weeks at a time looking at the floor, with his head down.
In an interview with BBC News, Enninful also revealed that he didn't speak to his father for nearly 15 years.
The magazine editor, whose autobiography is released next week, also said he spent 14 years on an Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) programme.
Asked if he feared losing his eyesight, Enninful said: "It's my biggest fear. » | Amol Rajan, Media editor | Wednesday, August 31, 2022
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