Speaker 1: Britt Laura. We're Grace by TV Royalty. Now you may
Speaker 1: know her from her time on Studio ten. She launched
Speaker 1: that show they're celebrating ten bloody years on air. Also
Speaker 1: now as the anchor of the project on Channel ten.
Speaker 1: It is the one and only Sarah Harris. Welcome to
Speaker 1: the show. Sarah.
Speaker 2: Hello, What an intro from a trio of hotties.
Speaker 3: Oh hello, Hello, you really are TV Royalty though, I mean,
Speaker 3: we have both done the project at some stage, and
Speaker 3: I remember walking on the first time I saw you
Speaker 3: in real life, I was like, Holy moly, you were
Speaker 3: like a real life angel, Like you're really.
Speaker 4: Second to the pickup if you want to be picked up,
Speaker 4: that's for sure.
Speaker 2: Well look, it's nice to be hit on girls. It
Speaker 2: hasn't happened for a very long time. Just thanks for that, Sarah.
Speaker 4: You recently had your interview in Stellar magazine and it
Speaker 4: was such a beautiful read, not just about what you're
Speaker 4: doing in your career, but about what is happening in
Speaker 4: your family life and in your home life, because from
Speaker 4: the outset, you are juggling so many things. At the moment,
Speaker 4: you are five foo back and forth between Sydney and
Speaker 4: Melbourne doing the project. You've got your kids, how are
Speaker 4: you managing to juggle at all?
Speaker 2: Oh many many dropped balls, let me tell you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's funny being on the front cover of Cellar magazine
Speaker 2: in that bright yellow dress. It's like they say, amazing
Speaker 2: colors as well amazing job the Stellar the Stellar crew. Look,
Speaker 2: I think I do. I think about it too deeply.
Speaker 2: I do get overwhelmed because there are so many bits
Speaker 2: in my life that have to go right for the
Speaker 2: next bit to go right, if you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Like even on a Monday morning, for example, you know,
Speaker 2: I get the kids off to school, drop them off
Speaker 2: to two different schools, race home, drop the car off,
Speaker 2: race to the airport, race to Melbourne, race into the office,
Speaker 2: and then it's like full show time. But you know,
Speaker 2: you just have to kind of I remember one of
Speaker 2: my shrinks telling me that the only way to eat
Speaker 2: an Ellison is one at a time, and that is
Speaker 2: you can only you can only kind of attack it
Speaker 2: once more bide at a time. So that's kind of
Speaker 2: what I do. And I try to keep the rest
Speaker 2: of my life pretty simple and pretty small as well. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so I just know that I've got a triage, my kids,
Speaker 2: my job, and you know I get to sleep on
Speaker 2: the plane.
Speaker 4: Sarah, I did want to ask you.
Speaker 1: I had to have a little chuckle.
Speaker 3: I saw the rumors that you were dating Dr Chris
Speaker 3: Brown bond Ivet.
Speaker 1: I had to have a.
Speaker 3: Laugh because, oh no, this is what's funny because I
Speaker 3: also used to quote unquote date doctor Chris Brown. I
Speaker 3: think every for every single single woman in Australia has
Speaker 3: at some point dated.
Speaker 2: Doctor Chris Brown. Apparently according to the media. Jackie. Yeah Jackie.
Speaker 2: Oh I think was Jackie as well. Yeah, look, if
Speaker 2: you're give it be linked to anyone, it's a pretty
Speaker 2: impressive person to be linked to, right, yeah it is.
Speaker 2: I called my manager and I was like, where this
Speaker 2: rumor from, Robles, because I was just like, it's not though,
Speaker 2: is it? Well no, but like it's not true. I
Speaker 2: think I think the media kind of goes, well, there's
Speaker 2: a good looking fellow, let's beare him off. And oh
Speaker 2: there's a single chick, she's in close proximity, let's pare
Speaker 2: them off. But I just see, I'm older than all
Speaker 2: of you guys. I've got a good ten years on you.
Speaker 2: So and you just realize that once you have your
Speaker 2: kids and you kind of a bit further down the track.
Speaker 2: It's like, I don't know, I just don't have the time.
Speaker 3: Believe just before you go on, you've only got about
Speaker 3: five years on a Sarah, I don't think we're.
Speaker 1: As young as Actually I do want to know you
Speaker 1: being a journalist, being a presenter on the project, Sarah,
Speaker 1: how do you. I don't know what it is about
Speaker 1: that show, but people love to hate on the project.
Speaker 1: Like whenever you read a headline about the project, it's
Speaker 1: it's who's fighting, or what's going on in the ratings
Speaker 1: or who's this, Who's that. It must be hard to
Speaker 1: work on a show, and like you said, it is
Speaker 1: taxing on you and flying back and forth with you
Speaker 1: with your two boys, Like do you have to just
Speaker 1: not read the headlines at the end of the show
Speaker 1: every day?
Speaker 2: Totally? And you know, it's funny. When I started on
Speaker 2: the show Wali who is I'd always kind of admired
Speaker 2: him from Afar, but I didn't know the guy, even
Speaker 2: though we worked at the same network. I only kind
Speaker 2: of got to know him last year when we did
Speaker 2: some publicity stuff and I went, this is a very
Speaker 2: decent dude. And he just gave me the best advice.
Speaker 2: And I think because he is a civilian who came
Speaker 2: to television, like he's a lawyer and an academic and
Speaker 2: then came to TV later in life. He's like, just
Speaker 2: don't read the articles, Like I actually haven't read the
Speaker 2: stella yet. I get really anxious about it, and I'm
Speaker 2: just like, oh, what if I said I'm stupid. I'll
Speaker 2: just wait for the I wait for the terrible headline
Speaker 2: to come out. But he's like, don't read the good stuff,
Speaker 2: don't read the bad stuff. Definitely don't read the comments.
Speaker 2: And it's something that I used to do a lot
Speaker 2: when I started out because it felt like that's how
Speaker 2: I would get feedback because I didn't trust myself to
Speaker 2: know if I'd done a good job or not, so
Speaker 2: I'd kind of try to find valid in the words
Speaker 2: of strangers and that never ends. Well, let me tell
Speaker 2: you so, Yeah, I think you just have to kind
Speaker 2: of switch off from that and understand it's a game.
Speaker 1: Yeah it's hard, but you know, and you do it
Speaker 1: looking so hot. I mean, if you want to see
Speaker 1: the hottest yellow banana lully in human form, mid ye, see,
Speaker 1: there you go. I had a compliment always and you
Speaker 1: taught me that. End an interview with a compliment, Sarah,
Speaker 1: you taught me that back in Sarah Harris presenting school
Speaker 1: all those years ago Instellar Magazine. If you want to
Speaker 1: I was out this week and go a read. Also
Speaker 1: tonight on The Projects six point thirty of course on
Speaker 1: Channel ten and ten play Sarah Harris. A pleasure is
Speaker 1: always always welcome on the pickup.
Speaker 2: Oh, you guys are the best. Always love jumping on
Speaker 2: the pickup with you guys.
Speaker 4: Thanks Sarah, Sarah