‘Initially, Sheila resented my mother Pamela, but over the years the rift was healed.’
Paul says: ‘It wasn’t until we went to school that our mother told us that we had to share our father because he had another family and three other children by a woman called Sheila. 'When she came back up, Mum realised Tracey was suffocating after rolling over on a pillow.'īut their childhood idyll was shattered when they discovered the reason that their father Enver flitted in and out of their lives. ‘My mother came up to settle me, but by the time she reached the bottom of the stairs I was crying again. When we were babies, we slept in the same crib and one night I kept crying. 'No matter where we are, that connection is still there. Paul, who lives in Deal, Kent, says: ‘As twins, we have always shared a common bond and even, when we were young, a private language. Paul and Tracey, raised by their mother Pauline, were inseparable as children. Close: Paul and Tracey (pictured in 2002) were raised by their mother Pauline and were inseparable as children and even when they were young sharing a private language
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