Nigella Lawson has finally broken her silence about her drug trial and has vowed to overcome the fall-out from all the revelations in the case.
The 53-year-old celebrity chef said that the past months have been extremely difficult for her, but she is looking forward to getting back to work and looking after her family, the Daily Express reported.
Lawson added that she will survive this and move on with her life and she just wants to focus on her family life and work.
It was earlier reported that Lawson's brother has defended her against the drug claims, saying that his sister was treated like a hardened criminal.
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