Speaker 1: After meeting and marrying just a few days ago. Josh
Speaker 1: and Stefano are now on their honeymoon at the Burrida
Speaker 1: Hotel in the Southern Highlands, and as they checked in,
Speaker 1: sparks were very much still flying.
Speaker 2: Wishing you one welcome at the Burrita Hotel and congratulations
Speaker 2: on your wedding. Cheers to this marriage and surviving twenty
Speaker 2: four hours to go.
Speaker 3: For all the twenty four hours, beautiful twenty four hours.
Speaker 2: Chin chin, chinchinchin. I am very happy with my match.
Speaker 2: I think Pego surprisingly did very well. I asked for
Speaker 2: ideally a South American with tattoos, tick tick who had
Speaker 2: to be funny. I mean, oh yeah, Like all he
Speaker 2: had to do was go to Bondai, which is where
Speaker 2: I found you. Funny. You've been funny, which is weird
Speaker 2: to me because I'm usually the funny one in relationship
Speaker 2: and you say I'm not funny. So like that, I
Speaker 2: don't know my place yet. It kind impassion think that
Speaker 2: you found your place. No, I think I think I
Speaker 2: think you found your place in the in the last night. Yeah.
Speaker 1: During their third day together, the pair decided to separate
Speaker 1: for just a few minutes to privately reflect on how
Speaker 1: they both think things are going so far, with Stefano
Speaker 1: going first, how.
Speaker 3: Are you doing well, just like in the mornings, I
Speaker 3: don't know. For me, I'm kind of crazy. This is
Speaker 3: like the first time that I do this kind of experience,
Speaker 3: like marrying somebody that I haven't met before. I mean,
Speaker 3: I'm so strict, like when I meet somebody in the apps,
Speaker 3: I always ask for Instagram or fit for a vidhical,
Speaker 3: just to be sure about the other person, the way
Speaker 3: that he looks, and also how the personality. You know,
Speaker 3: at least I can't have an idea of the personality.
Speaker 3: But doing this it was like a challenge for me.
Speaker 3: I have to say. At the beginning it was a
Speaker 3: bit hard even to understand him because we have like
Speaker 3: I mean, he's from the north of England, so his
Speaker 3: accent is quite different. I learned more like American English,
Speaker 3: and also English is my third language, is not even
Speaker 3: my second language, so sometimes I struggle understanding him. But
Speaker 3: now it's much better. In fact, he was calling me
Speaker 3: Hobby Hobi. I understood Hobby because I'm shorter than him,
Speaker 3: and like last week I was in New Zealand and
Speaker 3: I couldn't go to Hobbington, but what I was talking
Speaker 3: about hobbied Hovington, and a few days later I understood
Speaker 3: that he was calling me like husband hobby. I didn't
Speaker 3: know that's Lam.
Speaker 2: And what else.
Speaker 3: It was very interesting, you know, to go on a
Speaker 3: trip with somebody that you don't know and like slowly
Speaker 3: start understanding each other and connecting and trying to do
Speaker 3: things that we like because we have very different teats,
Speaker 3: tastes and music trains, activities, way of seeing life. But
Speaker 3: then we found also many other things in common, very
Speaker 3: important things. I would say, like the most important thing
Speaker 3: that I see in another person is how big their
Speaker 3: heart is. I'm excited to see how this continues.
Speaker 1: Interestingly, despite the language barrier issues, Josh was also still
Speaker 1: just as hopeful.
Speaker 2: Okay, so it's stay free. I think of the honeymoon,
Speaker 2: which means we've been together now NonStop for maybe four days,
Speaker 2: which for me, who likes to spend time alone, that
Speaker 2: is a lot. And it like I'm enjoying myself while
Speaker 2: getting on great, but it is a bit overwhelming. I've
Speaker 2: just gone to like a random bar in the hotel,
Speaker 2: which is kind of cool anyway, uh, As I said, though,
Speaker 2: like everything is going great with having fun, We're getting
Speaker 2: to know each other, but there's like those little differences
Speaker 2: you know, your first meet some one, especially English, it's
Speaker 2: not even his second language, it's his third language. And
Speaker 2: then we say things and it's like trying to figure
Speaker 2: out what was meant by that? Was that joke? Was that? Not? That?
Speaker 2: Was that rude? Like? And he said some things and
Speaker 2: then I interpreted it quite negatively, which he did not mean.
Speaker 2: It was no bad intend that, but it's like, you know, you,
Speaker 2: I don't know this person. We're still getting to know
Speaker 2: each other. But like I'm happy, I'm happy I'm doing this,
Speaker 2: but I don't know I feel good that, I feel optimistic, hopeful.
Speaker 2: I'm go go back to the room. Now we're going
Speaker 2: to go play tennis and go to the gym. So
Speaker 2: update you shouldn't. But it's a good start.
Speaker 1: As the newly married couple continued having fun and building
Speaker 1: on their relationship, things sadly started to feel a bit
Speaker 1: too much for Josh. During their final night.
Speaker 2: Okay, so it's the last night of our honeymoon and
Speaker 2: I'm here in our room on my own stephan Oh
Speaker 2: is outside smoking or on his phone. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I kind of just said I need some space right now,
Speaker 2: Like I just feel so overwhelmed. I think we've been
Speaker 2: to the other six whole day is now like NonStop,
Speaker 2: like twenty four to seven, and like I feel like
Speaker 2: I haven't had a second to myself to think and
Speaker 2: process things and breathe, and like I wish, like tonight
Speaker 2: is that last night. I wish I could just push
Speaker 2: through and go, let's go out have fun. Let's but
Speaker 2: I just feel like I've got nothing left to give,
Speaker 2: like my social BATCHO is zero, And then I feel
Speaker 2: like I'm being boring, like I'm dragging him down to
Speaker 2: my usual state, which I don't want to do. He's
Speaker 2: just so positive and so one thing to just have fun,
Speaker 2: which like I wish I could right now, But I
Speaker 2: just I was I going to spend this one night
Speaker 2: at home, back in my room just to kind of
Speaker 2: get my head around everything, and you know, because tomorrow
Speaker 2: we go home and then I move into his house,
Speaker 2: which we'll be fun, I'm sure, like when I'm feeling better,
Speaker 2: but right now that feels kind of terrifying. Fuck, this
Speaker 2: is higher than a foret who's going.
Speaker 1: To be before they return to Sydney and move into
Speaker 1: Stefano's house. The newlyweds will sit down for their first
Speaker 1: in depth podcast chat to really explore how they're feeling,
Speaker 1: what they've learned not just about each other but themselves,
Speaker 1: and also the things they'd been too nervous to bring
Speaker 1: up so far uh