It was a four kilometer.

We walked from our hotel this morning.

It was a four kilometer walk.

There we go.

Okay, thank you.

Thank God

Ha!

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How did you go from peeling back the being the characters, so to speak, of the Wiggles to then speaking so frankly and honestly about fatherhood on the show?

Well, yeah, I mean, it was a very, we always, we've obviously always spoken directly to children.

Sure.

And we wanted to speak directly to parents, but realize that until you're a parent yourself, it's a difficult thing to do.

And so we, when Lockie and I...

both had children at similar times we then spoke about we were talking about parenthood and young children at the time and what we were going through realizing we had the same questions and not a lot of the answers that we were trying to find and we thought well if we're going through this then all parents are having these same conversations with the same thoughts so why don't we find a way of talking directly to the parents about parenting and the things that we're going through and that they might also be going through.

And that's kind of how it came about.

But I love it more than anything that our audiences are the best audiences ever.