Yeah.

And, and I, and we were all j- everyone was there for each other, and you know, it was just that sort of thing.

And I think it ramped up as well because it was lockdown.

I was used to getting, um, videos and pictures and really disgusting messages, but it was like it had really stepped up a gear.

I mean, they were finding new things to shove up their arse or whatever it was.

And, um, it was just getting wor...

It was getting so bad, and it, it, it started to really affect me personally, and it ga- it gave me anxiety, and, um, obviously, you know, the, the whole world was kind of, um, ending at the time as it was.

You can do what you want, right?

I'm sorry.

And people underestimate, um, families splitting up as well.

So when I was 16, my mom and dad split up.

They're great friends now, and it's all fine now, but at the time, it was really awful.

And my brother was only 13, and Martha was, um, 15.

And my mom, God love her, she, she couldn't cope.

It was, it was really, really difficult.

Yes.

Yeah, but I, I was living in a flat with my, my little sister, and I needed to pay the rent, and I, uh-

uh-I had to...

I, I just said to my sister, "It's okay.

I'm gonna become a famous actress, and then it's gonna be fine." So I had no choice.

[laughs] Um, and I, I got The Inbetweeners very quickly.

Um, and then I just made sure that I...

Uh, there was no other...

Mm