00:00Well, how do I feel after my interview on Good Morning Britain? I think first and foremost, I'm glad I
00:05did it. I really am. Because I think anytime you're presented with these, these big tests in your life, I
00:11think standing up to them is important. You know, no matter what kind of side of it you land, you
00:16just feel better that you stood up to the challenge. I'm happy that I did that.
00:23But there's obviously a level of disappointment as well, just purely and simply with the direction that the interview was
00:30taken. It felt like they had an agenda. It felt like there was a thirst for blood from one presenter
00:35in particular, which just, if I'm honest, felt unnecessary to me. And yeah, it kind of lent itself to what
00:43I said in my last post. It's the reason I had fears going into it and why I question do
00:48I need this kind of in my life.
00:50They invited me on. I didn't ask to go on the show. And they invited me on because they saw
00:55my post about these transitions in your life and rebuilding your life. But still, no matter how many conversations I
01:02had with producers about, okay, we can touch on this, but we want to move forward and look at what's
01:07next. You know, it just felt like a trap.
01:10It just felt like, you know, one individual had an agenda and, you know, she was going to twist the
01:17knife because she wanted to.
01:21Now, I can handle that. It's totally fine. It is what it is. I just wanted us to kind of
01:27show you a lot. This is, you know, it's part of my journey.
01:30It's the journey that I'm on and it is a kind of warts and all, yeah, documentation of what's going
01:38off in this transitional period in my life.
01:41And yeah, I think it's very important that you all see kind of what the media is like.
01:46And if I'm honest, that side of it, I don't miss it all.
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