May also said her husband feels the pain of the vicious personal attacks on her by Conservative Party critics even more than she does.
She told the Mail: "It's often harder for the other half because they are watching it and feel protective and think 'Why are they saying that to my wife?' He does feel some of the hurt himself -- he's bound to. We've been married for 38 years, that's a long time."
After talking about the domesticity of home and family life, May, said the Mail, went onto the defensive when the topic turned to Brexit.
When challenged over claims that the European Union (EU) would be able veto Britain leaving the EU customs union, May retorted: "No, no, no, no. In the future we will leave customs union."
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