When you meet Marcela Del Sol, you’re never sure quite who you’re going to meet.
It could be an encounter with Lola, Marcela’s fiesty, flirty alter ego.
It could be Bella, an ageing hippy who just wants to take things slow, or Bella’s “invisible” twin sister Angel.
It might be Chris, a defensive young man who’s determined not to let any other men near “him”.
It’s possible – although unlikely – that it will be the elusive Plan B, who normally only surfaces when speaking to a psychologist.
And of course, it might be Marcela herself.
On 60 Minutes tonight, the Newcastle resident told host Peter Stefanovic it’s almost impossible to describe how it feels when her alter egos take over.
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What stops the more conservative Marcella's from throwing out or burning the flirty provocative Marcella's sexy clothes ??? Apart from the publicity seeking lingerie photos it's not unreasonable to expect the the so said protective Marcella's would have burnt them. So I remain sceptical not so much about MP disorder but of Marcella's.