So

next weekend I have my next.

And I have to, we build them into, you don't, I don't know what I'm doing in a year's time, but they're already built in.

And, you know, models come from around the world.

So I better be there.

And it's every three weeks.

We have done them for the last eight years.

Very good.

What was it like growing up and making the decision? Because it must have been really scary to do that.

I don't think the first one I actually did enough homework to know that that was a real thing because the moment I found out I was pregnant and they were like safe to tell people, I told the world and it was a whoops.

And I wouldn't say, sorry, it wasn't a whoopsie in the sense that to have a kid, it was more like the jobs just stopped immediately the moment I mentioned it because in their heads, well, she's pregnant.

So there's a bump.

So there's...

We don't do maternity.

And I guess I didn't know that most celebrities, and hence I've now realized on like baby two and three, is that...

What was the moment in your life or in your career that really split you wide open, that changed everything, whether in your profession or in your personal life? What was that moment and how did it define the rest of your career or your personal life?