How did that upbringing shape the adult who now enjoys testing boundaries and provoking reactions?

That's a really good question.

So I guess as I've gotten older, I think I've realised that, like, rules and deadlines, like they exist and they're like a boundary, but they're not like, like, unless you're, unless you actually like flaunting the law, they're not, I guess they're not all always that important.

And I think maybe that's where my charm comes from.

Cause if you ask things in the right way, you can usually get them.

So I guess in a sense, it's like, What I've learned is people do things for people they like, and I've learned that over time.

And to be likable, you've got to be a good person.

From inside the house, what were viewers missing about that relationship?