Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to Outspoken. It's your dose of the
Speaker 1: hottest influencer and pop culture news twice a week. I'm
Speaker 1: Sophie Torber and coming up on today's show, Amy Girard
Speaker 1: calls out her own family on Mother's Day. Saffron Barker's
Speaker 1: dream trip to the US has turned into a nightmare.
Speaker 1: Why everyone is losing their minds over La Boo Boos
Speaker 1: and our Friday de Brief but First, Rachel Dillon has
Speaker 1: been forced to ask her followers to keep a special
Speaker 1: secret for her. The Finnis influencer is currently thirty weeks
Speaker 1: pregnant and accidentally let slip her son's name to her
Speaker 1: one point eight million followers on her Instagram story now Kate.
Speaker 1: She only realized the mistake when she received an influx
Speaker 1: of messages from her followers.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: She quickly deleted the story and wrote to her audience,
Speaker 1: I did just say his name on my story for
Speaker 1: all of those who saw and message, Oops, baby brain,
Speaker 1: But can it be our little secret? It's been a
Speaker 1: name I've wanted from my boy for years, and I
Speaker 1: speak about him using his name, so it's just natural now. Fortunately,
Speaker 1: from what I've seen, people have been pretty respectful to
Speaker 1: Rachel's wishes. We even had a thread in our Facebook
Speaker 1: group asking what's the name? And no one has given it,
Speaker 1: which I'm pleased to see. I'm actually shocked that no
Speaker 1: one has leaked this name. It's a very pleasant surprise.
Speaker 1: Do we think that maybe not that many people caught
Speaker 1: the name? Well, I think it's probably a case of
Speaker 1: the people who twigged and heard the name and messaged
Speaker 1: her are probably hardcore Rachel Dylan fans and they want
Speaker 1: to respect her privacy. And she put out that message saying,
Speaker 1: you know, please, can you help keep my secret? I
Speaker 1: bet the Daily Mails kicking themselves that they didn't catch
Speaker 1: this name. Yeah, I've seen a few influence of watchdog
Speaker 1: accounts asking did anyone catch it?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: While Rachel is pregnant with her first baby, she's also
Speaker 1: a step mom to her husband, Toby Pierce's daughter, Anna.
Speaker 1: Anna's mum is, of course, Kayla Assinas, Toby's ex fiance
Speaker 1: and business partner, and I have really enjoyed seeing Anna
Speaker 1: and Rachel's relationship blossom on her Instagram story and it's
Speaker 1: so sweet because Rachel shared a video of Anna surprising
Speaker 1: her with a Mother's Day card where she called her
Speaker 1: her second mummy. Let's take a listen, you guess, Kelly,
Speaker 1: I do. Yeah, my momius the baby.
Speaker 3: How that's very true.
Speaker 1: My mom should get an award for growing a baby.
Speaker 1: I think they should do.
Speaker 4: She's unique because she is my second mummy. On that's
Speaker 4: a nic baby.
Speaker 2: I love her focus.
Speaker 1: She was on the fact that Rachel gets around poo
Speaker 1: bearing it as I like to call it, with a
Speaker 1: belly out all the time.
Speaker 2: I just loved it.
Speaker 1: The things that kids seem to focus on, well, it
Speaker 1: is pretty funny because I think it's quite a novel
Speaker 1: thing for people to see, like it's in fashion at
Speaker 1: the moment. But you know, a kid kind of just
Speaker 1: calls it how they see it and says, oh, you
Speaker 1: wear your tummy out all the time. When I see
Speaker 1: these blossoming relationships between step parents, I sometimes wonder how
Speaker 1: the other parents feel. I put myself in that situation
Speaker 1: and think, how would I feel if my future child
Speaker 1: referred to someone else as their second mom. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna lie. When I was watching it, I was thinking, Oh,
Speaker 1: I wonder how I'd feel if this was Jack, And
Speaker 1: my heart actually sank a little bit. But then You've
Speaker 1: got to remember, it's so nice that Anna gets on
Speaker 1: with their step mom. I mean, the situation would be
Speaker 1: way worse. I mean in fairy tales you hear about
Speaker 1: all these evil step moms, and I think it's actually
Speaker 1: so nice that we're seeing this positive step mother and
Speaker 1: stepdaughter relationship playing.
Speaker 2: It's really beautiful.
Speaker 1: I think you'd be very relieved that your child had
Speaker 1: such a positive person in their life. But for me,
Speaker 1: for some reason, them calling them also their mom, I
Speaker 1: would just find really triggering. The thing is you probably
Speaker 1: wouldn't normally have to watch it, but because Rachel has
Speaker 1: shared it on social media, you are watching it in
Speaker 1: real time and that interaction. That being said, Anna also
Speaker 1: seems very close with Jay, which is Kayla's partner. I
Speaker 1: don't know if she refers to him as dad, but
Speaker 1: it's an interesting one. She wasn't referring to Rachel as mum,
Speaker 1: like she was calling her Rachel, but it just said
Speaker 1: she had to fill out a worksheet for school and
Speaker 1: said my second mummy, Like that's a fun fact about her.
Speaker 1: I'm looking forward to all of our kids going to school.
Speaker 1: I want to receive some of these gifts. They're quite funny.
Speaker 1: The only thing is the kids seem to drop you
Speaker 1: in it and point out all of your embarrassing little flaws,
Speaker 1: all the stupid things that you.
Speaker 2: Do around the house.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they don't sugarcoat anything.
Speaker 3: All right. Quick. PSA for all the husbands out there,
Speaker 3: your mom can get a text message, a phone call,
Speaker 3: but if you have a wife with kids, that's the
Speaker 3: woman that needs to be celebrated through that day.
Speaker 1: Amy Gerard has slammed her family for not celebrating her
Speaker 1: on Mother's Day. The radio host shared an emotional post
Speaker 1: saying she felt unappreciated and undervalued. Kate, before we get
Speaker 1: into it, for those not familiar with Amy, can you
Speaker 1: give us a bit of background. Tem Me actually started
Speaker 1: out on social media, documenting her journey with motherhood on Instagram.
Speaker 1: Is that a fancy way of saying that she's a
Speaker 1: mummy blogger? Because I know the term mummy blogger is
Speaker 1: very frowned upon it the moment we get nervous to
Speaker 1: use that. Yeah, it is a term that we're trying
Speaker 1: to retire at the moment. So her audience began to
Speaker 1: grow as she shared her honest and sometimes comedic take
Speaker 1: on parenting. She now has one hundred and fifty six
Speaker 1: thousand followers and released a memoir, host two podcasts, created
Speaker 1: a wine company, and, as you said in the intro,
Speaker 1: has become a weekend radio host on Kiss FM.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: On Mother's Day, Amy shared a photo of clouds over
Speaker 1: a river at dusk with the caption nothing quite like
Speaker 1: Mother's Day to really highlight how underappreciated and undervalued you
Speaker 1: are one day and not a single person in my
Speaker 1: family could make it special. I'm flying to Paris next year.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine being her husband and opening up Instagram
Speaker 1: and seeing this, You'd be like, I have fucked up. Oh,
Speaker 1: your stomach would absolutely drop because not only are your
Speaker 1: family and friends seeing this, but over a one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty six thousand people on Instagram who were judging you
Speaker 1: for not doing anything. And you just know, in this
Speaker 1: day and age, there's going to be think pieces written
Speaker 1: about it, It's going to be spoken about a lot,
Speaker 1: and there's probably going to be a big argument at home.
Speaker 1: And also the fact that she now is a radio host. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this is going to be your topic on her radio show.
Speaker 1: It's also awkward because this year and we've spoken about
Speaker 1: it with our friends I've seen this real shift of
Speaker 1: the way that people are celebrating Mother's Day, particularly on
Speaker 1: social media. When I woke up, there were a lot
Speaker 1: of mothers who were almost celebrating themselves, which I thought
Speaker 1: was quite nice. Like they were marking it with a
Speaker 1: post of them and their children saying that, you know,
Speaker 1: thank you for making me a mom and sharing the
Speaker 1: highlights of their motherhood journey.
Speaker 2: Yeah, which I haven't seen before.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it seemed like you had to wish everyone a
Speaker 1: happy Mother's Day, like your friends who are mums, and
Speaker 1: your mother in law and your mom, and like it's
Speaker 1: not just because I think the day is about your
Speaker 1: mom and your relationship with your mom. And then also
Speaker 1: if you're a mother, your kid showing you some appreciation. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean the shops must be loving it. Because I
Speaker 1: don't know where this concept of having to buy other
Speaker 1: mom's presence came from.
Speaker 2: I felt so terrible.
Speaker 1: My sister in law bought me this beautiful little jumpsuit
Speaker 1: for our baby and was saying, oh, you know, even
Speaker 1: though you haven't had the baby yet, happy first Mother's Day.
Speaker 1: And I just felt like an asshole because I didn't
Speaker 1: buy her anything. I was like, I didn't know this
Speaker 1: was a thing. Well, I mean, yeah, we were talking
Speaker 1: about I think it was on a subs episode. How
Speaker 1: it was contentious whether you get someone who's pregnant a
Speaker 1: Mother's Day gift or not. They have to wait till
Speaker 1: they have had the baby.
Speaker 2: You feel like Brownon was scared here.
Speaker 1: When I woke up, he prepared me my favorite breakfast,
Speaker 1: very basic, which was Antella mon toast.
Speaker 2: He brought me some air pods.
Speaker 1: I take it back by the gift, and he also
Speaker 1: had a card because he knows that I love cards.
Speaker 1: And he had a message from our unborn son Archie
Speaker 1: and also himself in there. And it did see because
Speaker 1: your husband and Amy's husband they both put up these
Speaker 1: beautiful posts for your first Mother's Day with the carousela
Speaker 1: photos and he's like, do you want me it a
Speaker 1: social media posts? I was like, no, that's fine. Well
Speaker 1: my husband also got the memo. I was very spoilt
Speaker 1: and very grateful for all the effort that he put in.
Speaker 1: I definitely didn't have the same situation as ab Grard.
Speaker 1: So the next day she went on to her Instagram
Speaker 1: story to provide a bit more context. So talking to
Speaker 1: the camera, she explained that she's low maintenance and doesn't
Speaker 1: ask for much or expect gifts. However, she said she
Speaker 1: was hoping for a cup of tea or breakfast in
Speaker 1: bed and got neither.
Speaker 2: Instead.
Speaker 1: She said that she did countless loads of washing, rake
Speaker 1: the lawn, and broke up arguments between her kids. She
Speaker 1: went on to say it was her fault for thinking
Speaker 1: things would be different on other's day. Here's more of
Speaker 1: what she said.
Speaker 3: And so I.
Speaker 2: Basically just.
Speaker 1: Got on with my day and I was just whatever.
Speaker 1: And then towards the afternoon, I don't know, Bobby and
Speaker 1: Kobe were off.
Speaker 3: So like demonic children, and they were just.
Speaker 1: Like taking in turns to go me. And then I
Speaker 1: think at like three point thirty, I was like.
Speaker 3: This and I just got my keys.
Speaker 1: I feel like having breakfast in bed supplied for you
Speaker 1: is the bare minimum when you've got kids who live
Speaker 1: at home. I remember being in my twenties and still
Speaker 1: making pancakes for Mum on the morning of Mother's Day.
Speaker 1: I don't think that there's any excuse here. I also
Speaker 1: think that it comes down to the father setting the
Speaker 1: agenda for the day and saying, hey, we're going to
Speaker 1: get up early. We're going to make mums and breakfast
Speaker 1: and let's plan a nice day for her.
Speaker 2: I do feel a bit.
Speaker 1: Uncomfortable how she said their kids were off their effing
Speaker 1: tits and they were demonic, like.
Speaker 2: They much lay bad.
Speaker 1: But I mean their primary school age children. I think
Speaker 1: her oldest one is ten and the others are a
Speaker 1: little bit younger. Maybe she thought this was relatable though,
Speaker 1: because we were seeing, as I said before, just all
Speaker 1: of the beautiful moments of motherhood being shared on Instagram
Speaker 1: on Sunday, whereas no one was really suing the reality. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm glad that we've got a bit of reality on
Speaker 1: Mother's Day. Yeah, I mean, as an influencer, it was
Speaker 1: nice to actually, you know, see that her day wasn't perfect.
Speaker 1: And I think obviously we're seeing a lot of highlight
Speaker 1: reels from the day. I think she must have gone
Speaker 1: online started comparing her day to everyone else's in it
Speaker 1: just the rage would have built up and built up.
Speaker 1: I mean. The response was mixed. Amy said that she
Speaker 1: was flooded with sympathetic messages from her followers. She said
Speaker 1: she received two thousand replies to her story from other mums,
Speaker 1: saying that they also felt like pieces of shit.
Speaker 2: On Mother's Day, which is so sad.
Speaker 1: Well, that's what I hate about social media because in
Speaker 1: this day and age, you can compare and see what
Speaker 1: other people's partners and kids have done for them and
Speaker 1: instantly think, well, why haven't I had the same treatment.
Speaker 1: I just think it made me feel uncomfortable that she
Speaker 1: specifically named her children and called them out. I do
Speaker 1: think the message should have been directed.
Speaker 2: At her husband. I mean, the kids are young.
Speaker 1: Yes, they could have behaved, but it's up to the
Speaker 1: partner to facilitate breakfast in bed in a present. I mean,
Speaker 1: don't schools do cards and stuff like that we're talking
Speaker 1: about Rachel Dlon got a card.
Speaker 2: Well, talking about.
Speaker 1: Mother's Day cards, did you see the one that rocks
Speaker 1: in ankhost daughter Pixie curtis right for her. I'm still
Speaker 1: in shock over this one because she took a photo
Speaker 1: of the message in the card, and one line that
Speaker 1: stood out to me was I will miss you so
Speaker 1: so so much when I go to Switzerland. Who will
Speaker 1: tell you to go ten because the UV is high.
Speaker 1: Now Roxy and her family they're currently living in Singapore,
Speaker 1: and just like Australia, the UV is very high there.
Speaker 2: The really disturbing thing.
Speaker 1: About this that people may not realize is that Roxy
Speaker 1: and her daughter are both natural redheads. They have very
Speaker 1: pale skin, type one skin. So the fact that Roxy
Speaker 1: has been pushing this as a normal message to her
Speaker 1: daughter is quite concerning.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, redheads are significantly more prone to skin cancer, particularly melanoma.
Speaker 1: In fact, their risk of melanoma is ten to one
Speaker 1: hundred times higher than those without red hair.
Speaker 2: So fuck it gets me worried.
Speaker 4: We're going to the Yes, come on to road it
Speaker 4: with us.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, I've already been freaking out because they've
Speaker 1: just given us our dream car to drive. UK influencers.
Speaker 1: Saffron Barker's dream trip to the US with her boyfriend
Speaker 1: Josh Milne has turned into a nightmare. The couple are
Speaker 1: now stranded in the States after their passports were stolen
Speaker 1: from the boot of their rental car. Sophie, it sounds
Speaker 1: like it's been the holiday from hell. Why did I
Speaker 1: get Matt Lucas's voice in my head? With Saffron also
Speaker 1: being hospitalized, Yeah, it really seems to be one thing
Speaker 1: after the other on this trip. It was the first
Speaker 1: time that Saffron was traveling to the US with her
Speaker 1: boyfriend and the third time this year, though well the
Speaker 1: third time for her first time with her and a
Speaker 1: new boyfriend.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Saffron shared an Instagram story of her sitting in a
Speaker 1: very fancy dentist chair and her eyes looked incredibly puffy,
Speaker 1: like she'd been crying, and she was holding onto this
Speaker 1: stuffed toy rat Now. The caption read, in the last week,
Speaker 1: I have been in hospital, had emergency surgery, got my
Speaker 1: rental car completely smashed up, and every single thing I
Speaker 1: own stolen, including my passport, so I can't get home.
Speaker 1: When I saw this, I immediately sent it to you
Speaker 1: because I was like, fuck, what is going on?
Speaker 2: Well, she looked.
Speaker 1: Completely broken, and the post generated a lot of confusion
Speaker 1: because Saffron has been in the US for a few
Speaker 1: weeks now on a brand shoot, and she also attended
Speaker 1: Stage Coach with her sister in law, and one of
Speaker 1: the big reasons that she is also in the US
Speaker 1: is to get her teeth fixed. We spoke about this
Speaker 1: in depth on the Subs episode because for the past
Speaker 1: year she has been trolled and ridiculed about her veneers.
Speaker 1: So she opened up last week that she had been
Speaker 1: considering suing her London based dentist over them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because she previously.
Speaker 1: Tried in Visilne, which I think a lot of influencers
Speaker 1: were doing at the time, but she hated wearing the
Speaker 1: plates because she's very self conscious about having a lisp
Speaker 1: on camera.
Speaker 2: So her dentist allegedly.
Speaker 1: Convinced her that he could make her teeth perfect by
Speaker 1: adding just two veneers at the front of her smile.
Speaker 1: So the two venirs quickly turned into four and it
Speaker 1: left her teeth looking really mismatched in colour because they
Speaker 1: were just so white, and they also were way too
Speaker 1: big for her mouth. She ended up actually having to
Speaker 1: go to a second local dentist who attempted to fix
Speaker 1: her teeth, and they ended up having to add even
Speaker 1: more veneers, which left her with this very unnatural looking smile.
Speaker 1: The worst bit is she didn't actually update her audience
Speaker 1: to say she was getting veneers, so she would attract
Speaker 1: so many comments to like, what is going on with
Speaker 1: your teeth because it made her look like a completely
Speaker 1: different person. Yeah, so she decided that while she was
Speaker 1: in the US, why don't I go and fix my
Speaker 1: teeth for a third time, So she booked herself into
Speaker 1: this celebrity dentist called doctor John Marashi, who is based
Speaker 1: in la He's actually the man behind Lindsay Lohan's new smile.
Speaker 1: Last year, there were so many before and after photos
Speaker 1: of Lindsay's circulating on TikTok, because she'd had a lot
Speaker 1: of really good work done, but also her teeth, because
Speaker 1: during those years where she was in the public eye,
Speaker 1: Lindsay had a drug problem which affected the way her
Speaker 1: teeth looked, and everyone was saying, oh my god, she
Speaker 1: looks so much better with these new veniers.
Speaker 2: They're very natural.
Speaker 1: It's because her teeth actually look like what they used
Speaker 1: to look like, and I think that was shaped to them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And I think that's where a lot of influencers and
Speaker 1: celebrities have gone wrong. They've all jumped on this bandwagon
Speaker 1: and got these big white, fake veneers and I think
Speaker 1: we're going to see a lot of people reversing them
Speaker 1: to much more natural looking teeth now. Saffron's post led
Speaker 1: many people to speculate that maybe she'd been unlucky again
Speaker 1: and had medical complications due to her third set of veneers,
Speaker 1: because again, this photo was taken of her at the
Speaker 1: dentists all like she was speaking about having this terrible
Speaker 1: time at the dentist, you were following the speculation. The
Speaker 1: next day, Saffron shared a post gushing about her new
Speaker 1: teeth so. She wrote, after all the dramas I've had
Speaker 1: this trip, there's been a lot, I'm still smiling because
Speaker 1: of the incredible work doctor John has done to transform
Speaker 1: my smile back to being mine again. After having such
Speaker 1: bad experience with dental work in the past, I was
Speaker 1: honestly scarred and didn't think I'd ever be able to
Speaker 1: sit in a dentist's chair again. But then I met John,
Speaker 1: who completely changed that. There are some people in life
Speaker 1: you know, are just special people, and this man has
Speaker 1: proved that and given me faith back in humanity. Thank you,
Speaker 1: doctor John. Your understanding, care and attention in and out
Speaker 1: of office hours are beyond any expectation. I'll be eternally
Speaker 1: grateful for your kindness. It's definitely a bit of a
Speaker 1: back pet there. I feel like his team saw her
Speaker 1: Instagram story of her sitting inconsolable in his chair and
Speaker 1: were like, clear this up immediately because this is a
Speaker 1: very gushy post. The fact that she said he's restored
Speaker 1: her faith in humanity. I mean that's a massive call.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, it also makes me feel like the dental work
Speaker 1: must have been gifted, because why else is she doing
Speaker 1: a post about it and showing off his work.
Speaker 2: And saying how fantastic he is.
Speaker 1: Or it could be a case that he was so
Speaker 1: pissed off that it looked like she was inferring things
Speaker 1: had gone wrong that she had to post this to
Speaker 1: kind of smooth things over with him, or anyone can
Speaker 1: see looking at the photos that her teeth look a
Speaker 1: million times better. They look so much more natural. They
Speaker 1: have this really nice shape to them, because before her
Speaker 1: teeth just sort of they just went in one line
Speaker 1: and they were all the same size.
Speaker 2: They just looked so unnatural.
Speaker 1: She looks so much younger as well. Yeah, she looks
Speaker 1: more like herself now. Saffron has still kept her followers
Speaker 1: in the dark about what this medical emergency actually was,
Speaker 1: and many people have accused her of clickbaiting the story
Speaker 1: to be anticipation for when she does a full storytime
Speaker 1: on a YouTube channel. She did open up, though, on
Speaker 1: TikTok about her rental car being robs so in a
Speaker 1: post on TikTok, she shared a video of her and
Speaker 1: her boyfriend Josh singing in the car on their way
Speaker 1: to Las Vegas and wrote, they don't know it yet,
Speaker 1: but in two hours time into their dream road trip,
Speaker 1: they'll end up getting their rental cars smashed up and
Speaker 1: everything they had with them stolen, including their passports. She
Speaker 1: then followed it up with a vlog of their road
Speaker 1: trip a day later. So, Josh had met up with
Speaker 1: Saffron in La just days before, and they'd planned to
Speaker 1: do a four hour road trip.
Speaker 2: To Las Vegas.
Speaker 1: And it was pretty awkward because in the opening scenes
Speaker 1: of this TikTok vlog, Saffron said she was so excited
Speaker 1: because the rental company had given them their dream car,
Speaker 1: and she felt as though they had a lot of
Speaker 1: luck on their side that morning, looking by the full
Speaker 1: shadowing Yeah. Josh then spoke about being nervous driving the
Speaker 1: car because he hadn't driven in the US before and
Speaker 1: that he had very precious cargo so he wanted to
Speaker 1: be very safe now. The car in question was a
Speaker 1: white Jeep, and I feel like they looked very much
Speaker 1: like Ken and Barbie in this car. I feel like
Speaker 1: it would have attracted a lot of attention. So they
Speaker 1: ended up stopping at a seven eleven for hot dogs
Speaker 1: and cokes, and then hours later stopped at a fifties
Speaker 1: diner called Peggy Sues, and so Fron spoke about how
Speaker 1: it was really nostalgic for her because that's where her
Speaker 1: and her family stopped for the first time they drove
Speaker 1: to Las Vegas. Now, the diner, as Saffron pointed out,
Speaker 1: was in the middle of nowhere, and the couple left
Speaker 1: their suitcases in the back and went inside for lunch.
Speaker 1: I want to point out that this was in the
Speaker 1: middle of the day, so broad daylight. Yeah. Now, when
Speaker 1: they returned to their car, they found the back window
Speaker 1: had been completely smashed in and their suitcases were gone,
Speaker 1: and Saffron was in tears, explaining that her medication had
Speaker 1: been stolen and everything else in the car was gone.
Speaker 1: What medication, Because there's been a lot of question marks
Speaker 1: of her, whether she's on her zen pick. Well, surely
Speaker 1: she wouldn't include that in the vlog if she was
Speaker 1: referring to its empic.
Speaker 2: I don't know. It just makes me think because people
Speaker 2: have said they've spot in her fridge.
Speaker 1: Oh really, Yeah, that thought did cross my mind. But
Speaker 1: then I also remember the fact that she had been
Speaker 1: rushed in for emergency surgery, so maybe the medication was
Speaker 1: related to that. Assumed the emergency surgery was after this incident,
Speaker 1: but who knows. We need more details, so we need
Speaker 1: the story time. The thing is, there was quite an
Speaker 1: outpouring of sympathy for Saffron. A lot of people felt
Speaker 1: bad for her and Josh, but there were also a
Speaker 1: number of people who blamed the couple for leaving their
Speaker 1: passports in the car. One user wrope, but who leaves
Speaker 1: their passports in a car whilst on holiday? And Saffron
Speaker 1: actually responded to that post saying anyone who was driving
Speaker 1: from one state to another now. Another user agreed, saying
Speaker 1: why leave important things in the car? Always keep it
Speaker 1: on you. She responded again, saying you expect us to
Speaker 1: take four suitcases and two duffels with us into a
Speaker 1: restaurant we was in. Sorry, that just sounds like a
Speaker 1: for thirty minutes. It's easier said than done. There's not
Speaker 1: a victim blaming going on. I mean, I am surprised
Speaker 1: that you wouldn't probably put your passport in your handbag
Speaker 1: and bring it in, But all the other things, like
Speaker 1: she's had everything stolen from them. Also, when I saw
Speaker 1: that this robbery had taken place in the middle of
Speaker 1: the day outside a diner where there are a lot
Speaker 1: of people walking in and out, I was quite surprised,
Speaker 1: Like you would you would think that your stuff was
Speaker 1: safe in the back of your car, But it sounds
Speaker 1: like they were being pretty flashy, like they've got this
Speaker 1: flash car. They're, you know, attractive couple. They were obviously
Speaker 1: catching a lot of attention, and some locals gone, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm going to robble their expensive belongings. Well, I hope
Speaker 1: they didn't take a camera because I really want to
Speaker 1: see this trip unfold. She probably was vlogging in the diner,
Speaker 1: so it's probably hopefully well. One TikTok user wrote in
Speaker 1: the comments that the exact same thing happened to them
Speaker 1: recently in San Francisco, and they warned that rental cars
Speaker 1: can become a target in the US because generally they
Speaker 1: have a different states license played on them, so it's
Speaker 1: very obvious that people are probably carrying luggage around on traveling.
Speaker 1: I feel like this would be quite triggering for Saffron
Speaker 1: because back in twenty nineteen, her family home was burgled
Speaker 1: while she and her family were asleep inside, so her
Speaker 1: brother Jed woke up to find one of the intruders.
Speaker 2: In his room.
Speaker 1: I'll be so terrifying, and he mistakenly thought it was
Speaker 1: a family member and went back to sleep. Gosh, that
Speaker 1: is terrifying. The intruders ended up stealing their cars as
Speaker 1: well as a number of possessions inside their home, so
Speaker 1: this incident would have really triggered and brought back those
Speaker 1: emotions for Saffron.
Speaker 4: Someone please explain this to me.
Speaker 1: Why I'm in my thirties and I'm contemplating buying a
Speaker 1: little gremlin toy?
Speaker 4: Is that what they even are?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: Why do I want a Labooboo?
Speaker 1: Why do I need one? The new girl trinket toy
Speaker 1: has arrived on Ossie Shores. Forget jellycats and sunny angels,
Speaker 1: A fluffy monster bag charm called a Laboo Boo is
Speaker 1: being heralded as the epitome of chic. The craze has
Speaker 1: taken hold in Australia, with hundreds lining up overnight to
Speaker 1: get their hands on the in demand monster plushies. While
Speaker 1: many have bought into the craze, others say this is
Speaker 1: proof we're just sheep who copy influences every move, so
Speaker 1: why do I already know people like you are the
Speaker 1: target market. Look, I don't actually own a Laboo Boo yet,
Speaker 1: but I feel like by the end of this episode,
Speaker 1: I'm going to convince myself that I need one, because
Speaker 1: I have literally engaged with one laboobouo video on TikTok
Speaker 1: and now my whole feed is full of influencers doing
Speaker 1: unboxing videos of them. I've got to admit I had
Speaker 1: no idea what a laboo boo was for. You brought
Speaker 1: it up for those people in the same camp as me.
Speaker 3: What is it?
Speaker 1: Well, gen Zetters have actually been doing God's work across TikTok,
Speaker 1: and they've been kindly creating videos educating elder millennials about
Speaker 1: what they are and why we need one.
Speaker 2: And we're not elder millennials. I'm saying we are.
Speaker 1: I'm saying if there's any elder millennials who are listening,
Speaker 1: because again they might be in the same camp of
Speaker 1: UK and have never heard of them. I first want
Speaker 1: to describe what they looked like, because when I first
Speaker 1: saw them, I thought it was just a fluffy bunny
Speaker 1: on a key chain, but a Labooboo is actually a
Speaker 1: fictional character that was created in twenty fifteen by a
Speaker 1: Hong Kong artist called Casing Long, and they actually appeared
Speaker 1: in his book called The Mom Monsters.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: He based them off his love of Nordic folklore, and
Speaker 1: they're known for having their fairy bodies, pointed ears, sharp teeth,
Speaker 1: and also wide eyes. And some TikTokers are going as
Speaker 1: far as describing the La Boobuo as works of art,
Speaker 1: while others say that they bear a striking resemblance to
Speaker 1: the characters in the Where the Wild Things Are books. Oh,
Speaker 1: that book takes me back. Our grandparents used to have
Speaker 1: it at their house and I got it for Jack.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: People are saying on TikTok that millennials will probably get
Speaker 1: into this trend soon because of the connection that they
Speaker 1: have with the Where the Wild Things Are book. It
Speaker 1: kind of reminds me of back in the day when
Speaker 1: we used to have about ten different key rings and
Speaker 1: our keys. Okay, they're actually worn on bags, so they're
Speaker 1: known as a bag charm, which is a whole nother
Speaker 1: element to this story. Now, this character became so popular
Speaker 1: in the Chinese kids' books that the designer decided to
Speaker 1: take his work and create them into key chains, and
Speaker 1: in twenty nineteen, he struck up an exclusive license agreement
Speaker 1: with PopMart, which is a toy company in Beijing which
Speaker 1: is known for selling knick knacks and color so they
Speaker 1: are the only place still that you can officially buy
Speaker 1: them from. So if they're kids toys, then why is
Speaker 1: every influencer now sporting one on their bag. Well, it's
Speaker 1: really down to Rihanna and a couple of big celebrities
Speaker 1: because they really took off after Rihanna was spotted with
Speaker 1: a pink laboo boo on her handbag and you cannot
Speaker 1: find this pink labooboo anywhere now. Also K pop singer Lisa,
Speaker 1: who appeared on the recent series of White Lotus. She
Speaker 1: is also behind the rise in popularity because she started
Speaker 1: posting about her collection on TikTok and instantly the sales surged. Recently,
Speaker 1: we've even seen NBA players getting into the craze, so
Speaker 1: they're wearing them clipped onto their pants when they rock
Speaker 1: up for game days. It's it's fucking wild. I just
Speaker 1: don't get it. I think they're extremely ugly and I'd
Speaker 1: hate to have something hanging off my bag. I don't
Speaker 1: know if we fall into the age group that's all
Speaker 1: about them. I really think that they're for jen Zetas.
Speaker 1: The thing that is pretty wild is that you can't
Speaker 1: even get your hands on these things. You have to
Speaker 1: physically wait until a NU draw is it PopMart, and
Speaker 1: you have to physically line up in person to get them, because,
Speaker 1: as I said, PopMart is the only place the stocks
Speaker 1: these key chains.
Speaker 2: So where is the popmark?
Speaker 1: Do we have on an Adelaide? I've never heard of
Speaker 1: it before. I don't think we have one in Adelaide.
Speaker 1: There is one in Sydney and recently there were people
Speaker 1: queuing up overnight on Pitt Street, despite the fact that
Speaker 1: there were these strong weather warnings in place, just to
Speaker 1: get their hands on the next drop.
Speaker 2: It's pretty clever.
Speaker 1: Making them only available in person adds to that exclusivity.
Speaker 2: I want to cut in.
Speaker 1: I think you can also get them online though through
Speaker 1: resellers the whole other game. Yeah, But the genius behind
Speaker 1: it is this blind box element, similar to the sunny
Speaker 1: Angels you see popping up on TikTok. So it's basically
Speaker 1: like a modern day Lucky Dip. So the idea is
Speaker 1: you buy a Laboo Boo in this sealed box and
Speaker 1: you don't know which one you're going to get, so
Speaker 1: it's a collectible. And there's basically rare ones which are
Speaker 1: known as secret Laboo Boo so they've got special colorways
Speaker 1: and they're worth a lot of money and it also
Speaker 1: gives with status if you've got one of these special ones.
Speaker 1: It's pretty crazy because the Australian blind box market is
Speaker 1: estimated to be worth one hundred and seventy million dollars
Speaker 1: and I really think it's because it plays into us
Speaker 1: almost revisiting our childhood and getting that excitement. It's almost
Speaker 1: like gambling. So when you say the Australian blind box market,
Speaker 1: are there are other companies other than Sunny Angels on
Speaker 1: the Booboo doing blind boxes. Yeah, well there's a lot
Speaker 1: of collectibles that play on this idea of which one
Speaker 1: are you going to get? See. I remember absolutely begging
Speaker 1: Mum and dad to do a lucky dip and you
Speaker 1: will always disappointed.
Speaker 2: With what you got in there.
Speaker 1: Well, I think the whole blind box concept was literally
Speaker 1: designed for TikTok because you can share with your followers
Speaker 1: the theater of it all.
Speaker 2: Because with these La Boo boos.
Speaker 1: You pop open the box and there's the tearing of
Speaker 1: the packet and then you can share your excitement or disappointment,
Speaker 1: and then those videos have the potential to go viral,
Speaker 1: particularly if you get one of the secret La Boo boos.
Speaker 1: And on TikTok jen zetters have described as similar to
Speaker 1: gambling and getting this serotonin rush when they unbox the labooboo,
Speaker 1: So there's a lot of psychology behind it. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: These labooboos are in such demand the popmar are now
Speaker 1: selling them in slabs, so you can get a slab
Speaker 1: of six or a slab of twelve, and in the
Speaker 1: slabs you're guaranteed to get one of each color and
Speaker 1: no double ups. It seems to be the cheaper way
Speaker 1: to buy them and the most efficient way to actually
Speaker 1: get one of the colors that you want. There's also
Speaker 1: a one in seventy two chance of getting a secret laboobo,
Speaker 1: which again are the rare Laboo boos, so you do
Speaker 1: increase your chances by buying them in the slab.
Speaker 2: There are varying.
Speaker 1: Reports of how much labooboos actually cost. Because I had
Speaker 1: a look on the PopMart website and one blind box,
Speaker 1: so that is just for one labooboo costs seventy two
Speaker 1: dollars Australian dollars, yes, and think, God, what the hell?
Speaker 1: And the slabs depend on what series you're buying. So
Speaker 1: on the website there were blind boxes which had six
Speaker 1: labooboos in them and they ranged from four hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty dollars to five hundred and five fifty dollars.
Speaker 2: You can also individually buy.
Speaker 1: Ones with special outfits, so these aren't the blind box ones.
Speaker 1: They're actually ones you specifically choose and they arrange from
Speaker 1: two hundred and ninety nine dollars to four hundred and
Speaker 1: ninety nine dollars. So these little, cheap, fluffy key chains
Speaker 1: are literally being seen as these signs of wealth, even
Speaker 1: though they look a bit.
Speaker 2: Tacky hanging from your back. God, who the hell is
Speaker 2: affording this?
Speaker 1: In this cost of sales crists are like, oh, yep,
Speaker 1: I'll just get a slab of six. That's probably what
Speaker 1: my rent is going to cost this week, but oh well, well.
Speaker 1: There are tons of resellers popping up on Facebook market Place,
Speaker 1: and I think it's purely for the fact that people
Speaker 1: are buying whole slabs of them purely to get the
Speaker 1: one color that they want, and then they're like, oh fuck,
Speaker 1: I've got no use for these other ones that I'm
Speaker 1: not interested in. There's also a jupe market that's popped up,
Speaker 1: so they're called lafufous. They're a lot cheaper. I'd afer
Speaker 1: the name lafufu because there are so.
Speaker 2: Many dupes popping up.
Speaker 1: There's been a lot of tiktoks created about how you
Speaker 1: can decipher if you're La Booboo Israel or fake. And
Speaker 1: they actually have QR codes on their tags and also
Speaker 1: the boxes so you can go on the website type it.
Speaker 2: In to make sure that it's actually real, which is
Speaker 2: just wild.
Speaker 1: God to gens that does just want to be kids again?
Speaker 1: Do they have the Internet too quickly and now they're like, Oh,
Speaker 1: we just want to be kids. We've got our jelly cats,
Speaker 1: We've got our laboo boos.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think that there is this whole element of wanting
Speaker 1: to revisit your childhood. I have seen so many ouzzy
Speaker 1: influencers getting in on this trend, and Sofa Dofa actually
Speaker 1: received a bit of backlash because she paid for a
Speaker 1: slab of laboo Boo. She actually managed to buy some
Speaker 1: online and the store threw in around five more boxes
Speaker 1: for free. Let's have a listen, La boobom boxing.
Speaker 2: I'm so excited.
Speaker 4: So I ordered labuboos from Waves and I, oh my god, God.
Speaker 1: So I got two from Waves and then I saw
Speaker 1: on my order confirmation.
Speaker 4: I think they recognized the name.
Speaker 3: Although added in so.
Speaker 2: Many people were livid in this comment section.
Speaker 1: One person wrote, I mean happy for you, but so
Speaker 1: frustrating influencers who can afford things get things for free,
Speaker 1: and that comment got over a thousand likes. Another wrote,
Speaker 1: purchasing two items and getting everything else for free. I
Speaker 1: can't even get my hands on one of these. It
Speaker 1: was kind of like a the Molly May doco where
Speaker 1: she went through the drive through and to get coffees,
Speaker 1: and someone's like, oh, if I'd known it was you,
Speaker 1: I would have given it to you for free. It's like,
Speaker 1: why she's someone that can definitely afford this now. TikToker
Speaker 1: Jackie Alexander also got in on the action and I
Speaker 1: have been loving her unboxing videos. With her fiance, they
Speaker 1: lined up for two hours in Amsterdam to get their
Speaker 1: hands on two slabs of the labooboos. They did pay
Speaker 1: for them, I have to say. And she said that
Speaker 1: she didn't realize it was such a professional sport to
Speaker 1: actually get a labooboo. And I loved how.
Speaker 2: Into it her fiance was. I think that that's true
Speaker 2: love there.
Speaker 1: I want to know what is wrong with me psychologically,
Speaker 1: because why, after all of this, do I kind of
Speaker 1: want one. I think I'm one of those people who
Speaker 1: buy into the hype. I think I'd like the drama
Speaker 1: of it all. I like not knowing which one i'd get.
Speaker 1: I'm putting it out there. I'd like a yellow one
Speaker 1: that is my favorite color. But then I don't want
Speaker 1: one off marketplace because then you don't have the fun
Speaker 1: of having the thrill of which one you're going to get.
Speaker 2: I think you get.
Speaker 1: Instant regrets as soon as you open the box. You
Speaker 1: know what it reminds me of, like the influencers or
Speaker 1: opening laboo boos and we're over here opening Remember when
Speaker 1: Coles used to do those mini versions of products? Yes, you,
Speaker 1: I'd love it. You love the surprise of it, and
Speaker 1: you'd rip open the packet. Have I got a mini veggiemid?
Speaker 2: Have I got a little butter? What was exciting about
Speaker 2: them was that they were free. They were thrown in
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 1: It's like, I've already purchased this, but I'm getting free things,
Speaker 1: you know what. I almost feel like we're in the
Speaker 1: age group where it looks a bit tragic.
Speaker 2: If I rocked up with a.
Speaker 1: Lit La Boo boo on my handbag, I feel like
Speaker 1: there'd be a lot of questions.
Speaker 2: Like, you know, a lot of my friends probably be like,
Speaker 2: what the fuck is that?
Speaker 1: I just find them ugly. I understand the jelly cat train.
Speaker 1: Jelly cats are absolutely gorgeous, so cute. It's once you
Speaker 1: buy them, though, you don't really know what to do
Speaker 1: with them. Though with these you can take them out
Speaker 1: with you. I've seen a lot of influencers using them
Speaker 1: decorations like home decour on their shelves. I find that
Speaker 1: a bit tacky.
Speaker 2: I won't do that.
Speaker 1: It's like all those influencers that have the sunny angels
Speaker 1: and that's really exciting, and then they're like, where do
Speaker 1: I put these? So this is why you have a kid,
Speaker 1: because then you can decorate your nursery with the jelly
Speaker 1: cats or the sunny Angels. There has been a lot
Speaker 1: of conversation online about how the la boo boo is
Speaker 1: just proof that we are all sheep when it comes
Speaker 1: to copying what influences and celebrities do, because a year ago,
Speaker 1: if Joe Blow rocked up to a dinner with a
Speaker 1: fluffy gremlin attached to their bag, people would think it
Speaker 1: was hideous. Let's listen to one TikTok user share his
Speaker 1: frustration about the trend.
Speaker 4: If I see one more fucking la boo boo on
Speaker 4: my FYP, I think I'm gonna fucking start blocking everybody.
Speaker 4: I'm so sick of these fucking la booboos and can
Speaker 4: everybody please get their own individual sense of style? Everybody
Speaker 4: just copies everybody else.
Speaker 2: I tend to agree with what this man is saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that there has been this real rise
Speaker 1: in a cool girl uniform and that everyone is following
Speaker 1: the same fashion rules due to TikTok. I mean, if
Speaker 1: I see one more person wearing an oversized blue shirt
Speaker 1: with jeans, I think that has become the office uniform
Speaker 1: at the moment. I think that people just want to
Speaker 1: blend in though, and they think that if they have
Speaker 1: these particular elements to build their outfit around that they'll
Speaker 1: be in fashion. It makes me sad that people are
Speaker 1: building an outfit around a fluffy key change bag. Let's
Speaker 1: get into our Friday debrief and I've got a recommendation.
Speaker 1: I wasn't really expecting much from this Netflix show, but
Speaker 1: it really impressed me. So it's called Chef's Table Legends,
Speaker 1: and it's a four part documentary about chefs that have
Speaker 1: changed how the world eats. And the first part was
Speaker 1: about Jamie Oliver and I forgot how much I love
Speaker 1: Jamie Oliver. I've been watching him since his Naked Chef days.
Speaker 1: I think we were seven or eight when we first
Speaker 1: watched his shows. Yeah, so I didn't realize but he
Speaker 1: was absolutely plucked from obscurity. So he was working at
Speaker 1: this restaurant, which was like the place to be, and
Speaker 1: he got a call saying, oh, can you in and
Speaker 1: feel this person shift? And he rocked up and there
Speaker 1: was a film crew there from the BBC just filming
Speaker 1: the show. And this camera crew kept following him saying, oh,
Speaker 1: can you explain what you're doing? So we've got this
Speaker 1: footage of this extremely young looking Jamie Oliver I think
Speaker 1: it was like twenty saying like, oh yeah, I'm doing this,
Speaker 1: I'm doing that, And the next day after the show aired,
Speaker 1: he was inundated with TV show offers. They're like, we
Speaker 1: want to give your own show because he was quite
Speaker 1: a charismatic, cool, young looking guy with his blonde, floppy hair. Well,
Speaker 1: they wanted him to make cooking cool for men because
Speaker 1: it was really a female dominated industry at the time.
Speaker 1: Jimmy always said pucker, which was his cat raise. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was quite funny watching his show back because the
Speaker 1: first episode he filmed, he said it was really boring.
Speaker 1: They got him to have his girlfriend Jules come over
Speaker 1: and he was talking to the camera and it just
Speaker 1: didn't seem like him. So he decided to come up
Speaker 1: with this style to talk off camera to the person
Speaker 1: that was filming, and then he had all his friends
Speaker 1: come over and he's like, yeah, we used to just
Speaker 1: get pissed and eat food and it was really fun
Speaker 1: to me, just like come into So it was actually
Speaker 1: filmed in his house, it was at a studio. I'm
Speaker 1: actually not sure if it was his house. It looked
Speaker 1: like it could be. There's that famous scene where he
Speaker 1: goes down the staircase banister and it's that spiral staircase.
Speaker 1: This makes me want to watch it. There's been absolutely
Speaker 1: nothing to watch on TV at the moment. We've been
Speaker 1: watching reruns of shows that we previously watched us. It
Speaker 1: actually makes me want to go back and rewatch his
Speaker 1: show fifteen and also the School Dinners one. They were
Speaker 1: classic TV shows cause you do forget what a big
Speaker 1: impact he actually had on food and food education across
Speaker 1: the UK. I didn't realize how old fifteen was as well.
Speaker 1: I had to go and google it. It was made
Speaker 1: in two thousand and two, twenty three years ago. Now
Speaker 1: it makes you feel old. Okay, I want to talk
Speaker 1: to you about my nursery because I spoke about it
Speaker 1: a little bit on the subs, but I've got a
Speaker 1: few updates. So on Saturday we dedicated the day to
Speaker 1: removing everything from there and painting it and putting in
Speaker 1: some wall paneling because the nursery has just become this
Speaker 1: dumping room for everything. When we did our kids, everything
Speaker 1: from the kitchen went in there. There was just so
Speaker 1: many random things. Isn't that the wildest thing about becoming
Speaker 1: a parent realizing that you actually have to use the
Speaker 1: spare bedrooms and you can't have a room.
Speaker 2: To just dump crap in.
Speaker 1: Well, I think Brannon was really sad because that was
Speaker 1: originally our movie room, so we had a massive TV
Speaker 1: in there, which has subsequently been removed and put in
Speaker 1: another room. Yeah, that room has now become redundant because
Speaker 1: for the next couple of months you're not gonna have
Speaker 1: a lot of time to watch movies. Really, I feel
Speaker 1: like the newborn stages when you do have a bit
Speaker 1: of downtime to actually watch them shows whilst your kids feeding.
Speaker 1: But anyway, I thought i'd talk about the look of
Speaker 1: the room because you guys are giving me shit.
Speaker 2: You're calling me a beige mum.
Speaker 1: I'm actually proud of myself for not just making this
Speaker 1: room just basic white. I've decided to have a different
Speaker 1: element in there. The paint color is actually called beige. Well,
Speaker 1: what's a different element the beige. I was going to
Speaker 1: just have it all white, but I've decided to put
Speaker 1: beige on the.
Speaker 2: Walls as well.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that makes much of a difference.
Speaker 1: Are you're also getting a green chair? Apparently that's the
Speaker 1: new beige mum thing.
Speaker 2: A green chair.
Speaker 1: No, I'm not getting a green chair. I'm having a
Speaker 1: white chair. I have tried to avoid green because I
Speaker 1: have heard a lot of rhetoric that green is very aging.
Speaker 1: As soon as people come in your house, they're like, oh,
Speaker 1: you're an elder millennial. But anyway, everyone's been giving me
Speaker 1: a shit that there's not enough fun kids things in there.
Speaker 2: So I thought i'd ad a pop of color. I've
Speaker 2: bought this mobile for the nursery. It is so cute.
Speaker 1: It's from this little business called Rommy and Me. This
Speaker 1: is not sponsored at all. I just came across her
Speaker 1: Instagram and she makes custom mobiles basically where you can
Speaker 1: include your dog. I saw one I really wanted to
Speaker 1: do it, and then I saw the price tag and
Speaker 1: I was like, holy shit, they are expensive. But I
Speaker 1: found a lot of mobiles expensive by the line, but
Speaker 1: this one she actually makes everything from scratch. So I
Speaker 1: have sent in a photo of Archie and I then
Speaker 1: got to pick all of the different felt.
Speaker 2: Colors to make him up. He is going to be
Speaker 2: surrounded by hot.
Speaker 1: Air balloons and stars and moons and clouds, and I
Speaker 1: am saying that, apart from the beige, Archie is the
Speaker 1: inspiration for the room. So there's going to be a
Speaker 1: lot of golden a lot of I'm trying to find
Speaker 1: a Coca Spaniel soft toy to sit in the crib
Speaker 1: as well. Is it at this point I tell you
Speaker 1: that you don't really use a mobile that much. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: I'm not under any illusion that you do. I've heard
Speaker 1: that you don't hang it over the cot, you hang
Speaker 1: it over the changing matt. Yeah, but I mean I
Speaker 1: just thought it brought something different to the room, another
Speaker 1: element to the room. They are absolutely stunning mobiles, and
Speaker 1: I can see why they are so expensive because I
Speaker 1: think a lot of time and effort goes into the
Speaker 1: Amy would know because she made her own and she's like,
Speaker 1: Jula should have just bought one. Well, she offered to
Speaker 1: make me one with art, and I thought I might
Speaker 1: just go to the experts for this one. Amy's got
Speaker 1: a bit on at the moment, Tea making me a moba.
Speaker 1: We're talking about Amy. We did drop a bonus episode
Speaker 1: on Wednesday where she goes into her birth story, so
Speaker 1: if you haven't listened to that, O go give it
Speaker 1: a listen. We also dropped a subs episode on Thursday
Speaker 1: where we discussed a post that went viral in our
Speaker 1: group K and it was off the back of some
Speaker 1: comments you made about bar tabs and whether you should
Speaker 1: have alcoholic kids birthday parties. We also spoke about Steph
Speaker 1: kles Smith's son Harvey's recent birthday and our thoughts around that.
Speaker 1: We also have an update on the Jojo Si Kath
Speaker 1: Ebbs drama. It's been a lot said online about a
Speaker 1: business class flight. Cartia Milan's also involved. Also some paparazzi
Speaker 1: shots of Cath appearing to kiss a male friend, so
Speaker 1: it is all going down. You can check that out
Speaker 1: on our subs channel. That is all we have time
Speaker 1: for today, though, thank you so much for joining us.
Speaker 2: For this episode. We all hope you have an incredible weekend.
Speaker 1: This episode was recorded on the traditional land of the
Speaker 1: Ghana people of the Adelaide Plains. We pay respect to
Speaker 1: elders past and present.