"Olli was there all the time. He was incredible. He didn't hesitate in canceling work and putting projects on hold so he could be with me."
"On particularly dark days, I'd be lying on the bathroom floor wailing and he'd say, 'OK, honey, you can cry for just five minutes, then I'm taking you on the bike for a ride around Paris,' " she says. "I'd find myself thinking, 'Hmm. Actually a ride on the bike sounds pretty good.' "
"I'm still trying to get better, still in recovery," says. "But life goes on and I'm back working and being creative and enjoying all of that." But Minogue says her outlook and her attitude have changed: "Friends comment that I seem more present, more 'here.'
"We're over stress," she continues. "I feel more inspired than ever, and think that I will finally achieve what I have long been wishing for: a balance of work and privacy - “ a harmony." (source)